Balance Bike Club for Kids
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These weekly clubs are where children are able to build up skills on balance bikes! These balance 'clubs' are fun and a great way to make friends and get to grips with being on two wheels.
Progressive skills are taught so children develop motor skills in a fun way using games and challenges. This makes it much easier to ride a bike when they're ready.
This is an excellent first step to getting your child cycling!
Please bring your own bike and helmet for the club!
Age restrictions: 2+
| Child ticket | £8 |
How to get there
Yuup extras
- Bring a friend to save 25% (select group booking)
Facilities
- Family friendly
- Experience takes place outdoors
- Parking
- Toilets
COVID-19 guidelines
Your hosts will adhere to the government guidelines of the time
On the day
- Suitable for children between 2yrs old and 5yrs old
- Please bring your own bike and helmet
- Your host uses a wide open concrete area by the skatepark / car park in St George Park. The instructor will meet you in this open concrete area
- There is a car park in St George Park, by the training area and skatepark, off Chalks Rd - it's opposite Aldi, which you can also park in
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
Bike Bristol
This cycling school's ambition is to get as many people as possible on bikes in the city.
Through a range of cycling courses and training, beginners can become confident commuters or leisurely cyclists with Bike Bristol. They can also learn how to fix and maintain their bikes themselves.
They're particularly keen to get more children learning to pedal and start cycling to school. Bike Bristol believes this introduces independence and a healthy lifestyle from a young age. As for adults, many would like to cycle but lack confidence. Bike Bristol's structured training allows you to build up skills that will help you ride safely across all types of roads and feel able to tackle the traffic.
Their aim is to help as many people as they can learn to love cycling, commuting to schools and workplaces, getting around town, going for family bike rides, and visiting friends.
Sam Marsh
Sam launched Bike Bristol in 2019. He wanted to share his passion for cycling with kids and adults in cities who might face some barriers to cycling. Sam is a qualified National Standards Cycling Instructor (NSIQ). Having taught 'Bikeability' and 'Learn to Ride' courses for seven years, Sam brings a wealth of teaching experience. He's also first aid trained and a qualified bike mechanic.
Patrick Tumilty (He/Him)
Patrick has been a cycling instructor for over five years, delivering Bikeability in schools, led rides, on-road cycle skills and learn to ride sessions for Bike Bristol. Patrick has a fun and friendly style that makes lessons enjoyable! Patrick is a DfT qualified national Standards Cycling Instructor and first aid trained.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Bike Bristol.