Private & Semi-Private Bike Lessons in San Francisco

Patient, individualized coaching for riders ages 3 and older, including neurodivergent riders and anyone who benefits from extra support.

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Support that meets each rider where they are.

Lessons are flexible and paced around the rider's comfort, communication style, goals, and current skill level.

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Start with comfort and safety

We begin with bike and helmet fit, a calm introduction, and a quick look at balance, confidence, and readiness.

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Practice personalized skills

Coaching may focus on balance, pedaling, starting, stopping, steering, braking, confidence, or supported riding.

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Build from each success

Riders get patient encouragement, breaks when needed, and clear next steps based on what worked during the session.

Start your bike lesson intake

Tell me a little about the rider so I can prepare for a safe, personalized session.

Payment method

Choose an available time

After submitting the form, choose an open time at least 48 hours in advance. Returning clients can go directly to the calendar.

Bike Booking Calendar

Pay after the session is confirmed

Wait for confirmation before paying. Once your session is confirmed, out-of-pocket clients can use Stripe. SDP/FMS clients will receive invoicing instructions instead.

Pay for a Confirmed Session

Bike lesson rates

1 participant: $125/hr
2 participants: $195 total for 1 hour
2-hour semi-private ride: $390 total ($195 per participant)

Families may pay out of pocket or use SDP/FMS funding. For 3+ riders, group pricing and staffing are confirmed after the request is reviewed.

Common questions before the first lesson.

Who are bike lessons for?

Lessons are available for riders ages 3 and older at many skill levels, from first-time riders to independent riders who want more confidence or a supported ride. Coaching is especially welcoming to neurodivergent riders and people who benefit from extra patience or individualized support.

How long is a bike lesson?

Most lessons are one or two hours. The best length depends on the rider's age, stamina, attention, goals, and current comfort on a bike.

Does the rider need their own bike and helmet?

Families typically provide an appropriately sized bike and helmet. Limited rentals may be available with advance notice, so include what you need in the intake form.

Can two riders take a lesson together?

Yes. Semi-private lessons are available when the riders' skill levels, support needs, and safety needs are a good match.

Can we use SDP/FMS funding?

Eligible families may be able to use Self-Determination Program funding. Choose SDP/FMS funding on the intake form so invoicing and onboarding can be coordinated correctly.

How far in advance should we book?

Please request lessons at least 48 hours in advance. New riders should complete the short intake form before choosing a time. Returning clients can use the booking calendar directly.

Cost should not be the reason someone misses out.

A limited number of reduced-rate bike coaching spots may be available for families for whom the standard lesson rate is a barrier. Please reach out if cost is a concern, and Iโ€™ll let you know what options are currently available.