NOV 14 | SUPER73 Supports Free Orange County Student E-Bike Safety Training

E-bikes are changing the way young riders explore their neighborhoods, commute to school, and spend time with friends. As more students discover the freedom of riding, making sure they have the knowledge and skills to ride responsibly has never been more important.

That’s why SUPER73 continues to support efforts to make e-bike safety education more accessible to young riders and their families. On Saturday, November 14, 2026, students and parents across Orange County are invited to participate in a free, hands-on e-bike rider training program hosted by the Irvine Police Department in partnership with VoltVerified.

The program is designed to help young riders build confidence, develop practical riding skills, and better understand the responsibilities that come with riding an e-bike. The event is the final day of a 40-hour California POST-certified e-bike instructor course, where VoltVerified is training officers to bring these programs back to their own communities. 

Event Details

FREE Orange County Student E-Bike Rider Training

• Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026

• Location: Irvine Police Department, 1 Civic Center Plaza, Irvine, CA 92606

• Cost: Free

• Who can attend: Riders under 18, accompanied by a parent or legal guardian

• Requirements: Bring your own e-bike and helmet

Choose one of two available sessions:

• Session 1: 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM

• Session 2: 12:00 PM – 2:30 PM

Space is limited, and each rider must register for one session.

🎟️ REGISTER FOR FREE TRAINING ON EVENTBRITE

Ride Together. Ride Responsibly.

At SUPER73, we believe the best part of riding is everything it makes possible: exploring new places, building friendships, and becoming part of something bigger than yourself.

Protecting that experience means taking safety seriously. By supporting programs that equip young riders with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to ride responsibly, we can help create a stronger future for the entire e-bike community.

We encourage Orange County families to take advantage of this free opportunity, get involved, and help spread the word.