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Putting on the brakes in Richland

Tri-City Herald
West Richland bicyclist Serena Grandstaff brakes hard as Kim Green, left, and instructor Mike Watkins act as spotters to keep her from tipping over during the emergency stop crash avoidance training drill Monday at Badger Mountain Community Park in South Richland. Watkins, of Roundabout Cycling mobile bike service, is a certified bicycle safety instructor with the League of of American Bicyclists.
West Richland bicyclist Serena Grandstaff brakes hard as Kim Green, left, and instructor Mike Watkins act as spotters to keep her from tipping over during the emergency stop crash avoidance training drill Monday at Badger Mountain Community Park in South Richland. Watkins, of Roundabout Cycling mobile bike service, is a certified bicycle safety instructor with the League of of American Bicyclists. Bob Brawdy Tri-City Herald

West Richland bicyclist Serena Grandstaff brakes hard as Kim Green, left, and instructor Mike Watkins act as spotters to keep her from tipping over during the emergency stop crash avoidance training drill Monday in the parking lot of Badger Mountain Community Park in South Richland.

Watkins, of Roundabout Cycling mobile bike service, is a certified bicycle safety instructor with the League of of American Bicyclists.

This story was originally published June 5, 2017 at 5:15 PM with the headline "Putting on the brakes in Richland."

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