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Monday, September 21, 2026 at 06:15 PM
The Home Depot Backyard in Atlanta, GAE-Bike Mixer The Home Depot Backyard
Ride. Learn Explore.
Try an e-bike your way — test ride different models, take a beginner-friendly e-bike class, or join a community ride.
Come for one activity or stay for all three. Propel ATL and local bike shops will be on hand to help you compare e-bikes, learn safe-riding basics, and get answers to your E-Bike Rebate Program questions before applications close September 22.
Event Details
Monday, September 21, 2026
6:15P - 8:30P
The Home Depot BackyardThis free event is open to anyone who is curious about e-bikes — whether you are considering one for daily trips, want to build confidence riding, or simply want to enjoy an evening on two wheels with your community.
Choose your E-Bike Day experience
(1) Test ride e-bikesTake different e-bikes for a spin and see what feels right for you. Participating local bike shops will bring a range of models and styles to try, so you can compare options and ask questions before making a decision.
(2) Take an e-bike class
New to e-bikes or looking for a refresher? Join a beginner-friendly class covering e-bike basics, safe riding practices, and tips for making an e-bike part of your everyday trips.
(3) Join the community ride
Bring your e-bike, then roll out with us for a relaxed community ride starting from The Home Depot Backyard. All experience levels are welcome.
Get rebate-ready
Thinking about applying for the City of Atlanta E-Bike Rebate Program? Stop by to learn more, talk with partners, and get help with your application questions before the September 22 deadline.
The event is a great opportunity to test ride before you apply, learn what type of e-bike may work for your needs, and connect with people who can help you take the next step.
RSVP
E-Bike Day is free, but please RSVP so we can plan for test rides, class participation, and the community ride.
Monday, September 21, 2026 at 06:30 PM · 20 rsvps
The Home Depot Backyard in Atlanta, GAE-Bike Class at The Home Depot Backyard
Ready to transform your commute? Join our e-bike class to learn how to ride e-bikes confidently and safely! Our e-bike classes are open to participants 18 and older.
What You'll Learn:
- E-Bike Battery Safety: Learn best practices to safely charge and store your e-bike's battery.
- Safe Cycling: Learn how to ride an e-bike on roads and trails while sharing space with cars, pedestrians, and other cyclists.
- Basic Bike Maintenance: Learn the ABC Quick Check and basic maintenance tips to ensure your e-bike is safe and ready to ride.
Explore Further: Have you heard about the Atlanta E-Bike Rebate Program? Don't miss this exciting opportunity to save on your e-bike purchase. Learn more about it here.
What to Expect:
This class is hosted in partnership with Aztec Cycles. Participants are welcome to bring their own e-bikes to the class or can request a bike for use during class.
If you plan to borrow an e-bike, please arrive 15 minutes earlier to fill out paperwork and get fitted for an e-bike.
Please note that these classes are for participants 18+ only. Due to limited capacity, we kindly ask that only those who can definitely attend RSVP. Please update your RSVP as soon as possible if a conflict arises. Thank you!
These free classes are provided with the support of the Georgia Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 06:30 PM
Ohio River South in Atlanta, GAAtlanta Families For Safe Streets | September Monthly Meeting
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets (AFSS) is a survivor- and family-led community for people who have been directly impacted by traffic violence. Our monthly meetings are a chance to connect with others who understand and build a community to advocate for safer streets together.
What to Expect
Each meeting is a little different, but you can expect a welcoming, supportive evening that includes:
- A light meal starting at 6:30PM before the meeting begins at 7:00PM (vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options available);*
- Getting to know each other and welcoming new members;
- Learning more about AFSS and the purpose of this community;
- Updates and variable agenda items based on current campaigns;
- Opportunities to share your story, if and when you feel comfortable; and
- Time to connect with other families and survivors who have been through similar experiences.
There is no pressure to speak or share your story. Come as you are and participate in whatever way feels right for you.
*If you have specific dietary needs, please let us know when you RSVP, so we can plan accordingly.
Who Should Attend
AFSS welcomes people in the Atlanta region who have been directly impacted by traffic violence, including:
- Families who have lost a loved one
- Survivors of crashes
- People navigating the aftermath of a serious crash
Your friends and family are welcome, too. Bring the people who support you. And if you’re not sure whether this space is for you, you are welcome to reach out or simply join us.
Getting There & Building Access
The meeting will be held at Ohio River South (235 Mitchell St SW, Suite 400) in downtown Atlanta. Please note that the location is MARTA accessible (closest to Five Points station and Garnett). There is limited street parking, but there are parking lots on adjacent streets. When you arrive:
- You can expect security at the front door. Let them know you're there the AFSS meeting.
- Once you enter the building, walk to the back where you will find the elevators.
- Go to the fourth floor (Ohio River South) where the rest of the AFSS crew will be!
If you or someone you know has been affected by traffic violence, we invite you to join us. RSVP above to receive more details.
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 06:30 PM
Ohio River South in Atlanta, GAAtlanta Families For Safe Streets | October Monthly Meeting
No family should have to navigate the aftermath of traffic violence alone.
Atlanta Families for Safe Streets (AFSS) is a survivor- and family-led community for people who have been directly impacted by traffic violence. Our monthly meetings are a chance to connect with others who understand and build a community to advocate for safer streets together.
What to Expect
Each meeting is a little different, but you can expect a welcoming, supportive evening that includes:
- A light meal starting at 6:30PM before the meeting begins at 7:00PM (vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options available);*
- Getting to know each other and welcoming new members;
- Learning more about AFSS and the purpose of this community;
- Updates and variable agenda items based on current campaigns;
- Opportunities to share your story, if and when you feel comfortable; and
- Time to connect with other families and survivors who have been through similar experiences.
There is no pressure to speak or share your story. Come as you are and participate in whatever way feels right for you.
*If you have specific dietary needs, please let us know when you RSVP, so we can plan accordingly.
Who Should Attend
AFSS welcomes people in the Atlanta region who have been directly impacted by traffic violence, including:
- Families who have lost a loved one
- Survivors of crashes
- People navigating the aftermath of a serious crash
Your friends and family are welcome, too. Bring the people who support you. And if you’re not sure whether this space is for you, you are welcome to reach out or simply join us.
Getting There & Building Access
The meeting will be held at Ohio River South (235 Mitchell St SW, Suite 400) in downtown Atlanta. Please note that the location is MARTA accessible (closest to Five Points station and Garnett). There is limited street parking, but there are parking lots on adjacent streets. When you arrive:
- You can expect security at the front door. Let them know you're there the AFSS meeting.
- Once you enter the building, walk to the back where you will find the elevators.
- Go to the fourth floor (Ohio River South) where the rest of the AFSS crew will be!
If you or someone you know has been affected by traffic violence, we invite you to join us. RSVP above to receive more details.