Adult Skills Classes

Jump Jump Jump!

Elevate your jump skills as we learn at the new Slaughter Pen Skills Park. Discover fundamental techniques you will apply to elevate your skills and conquer jumps with confidence. Currently offering Women’s Intro to Jumps Clinics!

DATES:

We are currently offering Women’s Intro to Jumping Classes. Please contact us for availability on skills classes for all adults ages 14+.

WHERE: 

Check-in at the Bike School Bentonville Field just north of Hidden Springs Dialysis Center (3000 NW A St, Bentonville, AR 72712).

We ask that you arrive 10-15 minutes prior to the program start time to check-in. 

WHO:

Ages: 14 and up

Rider Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced

Click here to read SKILL LEVELS PROGRESSION & PREREQUISITES and to view standards.

Things to Know:

  • GEAR REQUIREMENTS:

    Mountain bike in good, functioning condition:

    Front & rear wheel disc brakes

    Functional shifting gears

    Mountain bike tires

    *Bikes will be inspected for functionality & safety

    Properly fitting helmet & safety gear (gloves, knee & elbow pads, etc.)

    Appropriate seasonal attire (moisture wicking fabric in summer, warm layers in winter (no cotton), etc.)

    Closed toe shoes

    Riders must carry their own hydration & snacks

  • Discount for NICA level 2 or 3 coaches that want to volunteer to ride with the groups. Please text Joel at 317-605-2125 to confirm & receive the discount code.

    We also offer a 10% off discount for each additional family member per reservation (up to 4 siblings).

  • INCLEMENT WEATHER PROTOCOL: Postponement dates & cancellation will be communicated via email or text in the event of poor weather/riding conditions.

  • For more information or questions about our programs contact the program director at info@bikeschoolbentonville.com

Mountain Bike Clinic Bentonville AR | Skills Clinic | Bike School Bentonville

Bike School Bentonville’s Mountain Bike Clinics provide supportive, skills-based mountain biking sessions riders of all levels. These clinics focus on building confidence, improving technique, and fostering a strong community of people who love to ride. Led by experienced coaches, participants learn essential MTB skills, from basic handling to advanced trail maneuvers, while exploring Bentonville’s renowned trails. Whether you're new to mountain biking or looking to refine your skills, these clinics offer a fun and empowering experience in a welcoming environment.

About Bentonville

Bentonville is a city in Arkansas known as the birthplace of Walmart. Downtown’s Walmart Museum includes founder Sam Walton’s original five-and-dime store. Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art displays work from the colonial era to the present. Its sprawling grounds include forest trails, sculpture gardens, and waterside pavilions. The Scott Family Amazeum offers hands-on science and art exhibits.

Driving Directions to Bentonville, AR from Northwest Arkansas National Airport:
Follow Airport Blvd to Regional Ave
4 min (1.0 mi)
Continue on Regional Ave. Take AR-12 E/SW Regional Airport Blvd to NW J St in Bentonville
18 min (11.4 mi)
Follow NW 2nd St to N Main St
3 min (0.9 mi)

More on Mountain Biking

A properly fitting mountain bike (MTB) is essential for comfort, control, and injury prevention. Women-specific considerations include frame geometry, saddle comfort, and handlebar positioning. Here’s how a mountain bike should fit a woman:

1. Frame Size & Geometry

  • Choose a frame size based on height and inseam measurements. Many brands offer women-specific frames with shorter top tubes and lower standover heights.
  • A lower standover height (space between the top tube and crotch when standing) ensures easy mounting/dismounting.
  • Reach and stack (distance from saddle to handlebars) should allow for a comfortable riding posture without excessive stretching.

    2. Saddle Fit

  • The saddle should be level or slightly tilted downward for comfort on climbs.

    3. Handlebar Width & Grip

  • Ergonomic grips help prevent hand numbness and fatigue.

    4. Suspension Setup

  • Suspension should be adjusted based on rider weight.
  • Bikes offer specific suspension tuning for better responsiveness.

    5. Crank Length & Pedal Position

  • Shorter cranks (165mm–170mm) are ideal for riders with shorter legs, improving pedaling efficiency.
  • Clipless or flat pedals with proper foot positioning enhance stability and control.

    6. Stand-over & Reach

  • When standing over the bike, there should be at least 1-2 inches of clearance between the top tube and your body.
  • Reach should allow a slight bend in the elbows when gripping the handlebars, preventing overextension.

    7. Test Ride for Comfort

  • Ensure a natural, relaxed posture with knees slightly bent when pedaling.
  • The bike should feel stable when cornering and descending without excessive weight on the hands.

Many brands now offer unisex frames with adjustable components rather than gender-specific bikes, allowing for a more personalized fit. If unsure, a professional bike fitting can help fine-tune adjustments for maximum comfort and performance

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