Originally Posted by Jasper Storm

Why not find some backroads that she can learn on without dealing with rollerbladers or fat chicks walking three abreast(s) ? The Fall City/Carnation area might fit the bill.

You can load your bikes up and drive to the new bridge over the Snoqualmie River at Tolt Hill Road and park in the gravel at the intersection with West Snoqualmie River Road. Head south past the two golf courses, take a left at the "T" at SE 24 st, and continue on til you hit Red/Fall (SR-202). You can follow the highway into town, where the speed limit is low and cars are accustomed to seeing cyclists. You may be bashful about cycling roundabouts, but if you aren't cross the Snoqualmie and head north to the intersection of SR-203 and Neal Rd. Head up on Neal Rd. till it's re-intersection w/ 203, which is blocked off, as the road was undermined during flooding and is no longer open to cars.