Pedal Party
A 4-week cycling experience where kids build bike skills, confidence, and a whole lot of memories.
Strong 6-year-old
riders welcome
More Than Just Riding
Cycling gives kids a place to practice skills that matter far beyond the bike.
When Things Get Hard
A tough climb teaches kids that challenges don't have to stop them. Keep pedaling. Keep trying.
When Something Doesn't Work
Try again. Try differently. Cycling gives kids a safe place to practice problem-solving.
When They Finally Get It
That moment when a new skill clicks builds something even bigger: confidence.
The lessons don't end when the ride does.
The bike becomes a classroom for life.
What Will They Do?
Skills, games, challenges, and plenty of riding. Every session is designed to keep kids learning and having fun.
Wheel Lift
Learn to lift the front wheel and ride over obstacles.
Track Stand
Develop balance, control, and bike handling through fun challenges.
Hands-Off Bars
Practice bike control while picking up, passing, and tossing objects.
Skid Relay
Finish the session with a fast and fun team challenge.
Sample Schedule
No two Pedal Parties are exactly alike. Here's an example of what a 90-minute session might look like.
Welcome & Warm-Up
Introduction, helmet check, bike check, and a fun icebreaker to get everyone moving.
Skill Stations
Riders rotate through three hands-on challenges designed to build bike control, balance, and confidence.
Wheel Lift
Practice lifting the front wheel over obstacles.
Track Stand
Build balance, control, and reaction skills.
Hands-Off Bars
Develop bike control while handling objects on the move.
Snack Break
Time to refuel, relax, and recharge before the final challenge.
Cardboard Skid Relay
Finish the riding portion with a fun and competitive team challenge.
Wrap-Up
Questions, answers, and one final question: “What did you learn today?”
Help Them Have Maximum Fun
A little practice
goes a long way.
Before Pedal Party, we recommend practicing sustained pedaling on grass with your rider.
sustained pedaling
The goal isn't speed or perfection. It's simply helping young riders feel comfortable continuously pedaling so they can spend more time enjoying the games and challenges during the session.
Riders Should Bring
Ready to Ride?
Four Wednesdays. New skills. New friends. New challenges. One great adventure.