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Teaching a child to ride a bike
Here are some great tips for teaching your child to ride. Kids will learn to ride quickly through play if the bike is set up properly. It’s better if the “balance bike” is a little to small rather than too big, and we show you how to set the bike up just right.
Riding Sydneysider # 4: Justine
Meet Justine and read about her thoughts, and her experiences when riding a bike in Sydney.
Another great reason for riding a bike in the city, is gliding by people like Justine, always wearing a smile, building connections, community and making Sydney a great place to be. Thanks Justine.
Riding Sydneysiders#3 Milo, Pierre, Finn & Joss
Milo explains the freedom of riding, riding bicycles as a family, the joys of Spring Cycle in Sydney and teaching a child to ride.
Riding Sydneysider #2: Liane
Meet Liane who is soon to join Pedal Set Go in helping us to deliver workplace cycling courses thanks to the City of Sydney. In this interview Liane ‘s joy of riding bikes shines through and her experience demonstrates the benefits of cycling. Liane utilises her bikes for both transport, recreation and at times, for sport.
Riding Sydneysider #1: Marie
Marie is a Sydney sider and business woman who gets around the city by bike, often with her toddler. Marie gives us a snap shot of how it feels to ride a bicycle in Sydney. She also gives some great advice on how to negotiate the urban landscape and feel great when commuting to work or just cycling for the fun of it.