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10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
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Aug 29: Learn to Ride a Bike & Bike Skills Class at Goffle Brook Park - Hawthorne! - Aug 29: Learn to Ride Brike Event
Passaic County is proud to partner with EZ Ride to celebrate World Bicycle Day with a fun and educational event on Saturday, August 29th at Goffle Brook Park in Hawthorne, NJ. This family-friendly program features a 9:30 AM “Learn to Ride” session for children ages 5+ focused on building confidence through balance, pedaling, and safe bike handling, followed by an 11:00 AM Bike Safety Talk, skills course, and guided park ride for ages 5+. Participants will learn essential riding techniques, safety practices, and New Jersey traffic rules before putting their skills into action on a group ride through the scenic paths of the park. This event is a great opportunity for young riders to gain confidence, improve safety awareness, and enjoy the outdoors on two wheels.
We recommend your child wear pants and padded gloves if possible. Also - bring sunscreen and water. 10:00 AM: Learn to RideParticipants ages 5+ will learn:~Proper helmet fitting~Balancing on their bicycle~When comfortable: pedaling~Starting and stopping their bikeA parent/guardian helper is required for each child that participates. All participants must wear a helmet, mask, and bring a bike with pumped-up tires. We please ask parents to remove pedals and training wheels in advance. Parents are recommended to watch this video with their child the night before our activityhttps://youtu.be/LeUDndA8F_w11:30 AM: Bike Safety Talk, Bike Skills Course, and Park Ride: Children ages 5 and up will learn how to properly ride their bike on public streets including:~Starting, stopping, scanning, & hand signals~Turning~Proper helmet fitting~Pre-ride safety check~Bike handling~Safe riding tips.~NJ Traffic LawsAll kids will be able to participate in a fun bike course followed by a group ride around the park paths to practice what they've learned. Child must be able to ride on their own without support for this activity. All participants must wear a helmet, mask, and bring a bike with pumped-up tires.
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11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
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Aug 29: Learn to Ride a Bike & Bike Skills Class at Goffle Brook Park - Hawthorne! - Aug 29: Bike Skills Class
Passaic County is proud to partner with EZ Ride to celebrate World Bicycle Day with a fun and educational event on Saturday, August 29th at Goffle Brook Park in Hawthorne, NJ. This family-friendly program features a 9:30 AM “Learn to Ride” session for children ages 5+ focused on building confidence through balance, pedaling, and safe bike handling, followed by an 11:00 AM Bike Safety Talk, skills course, and guided park ride for ages 5+. Participants will learn essential riding techniques, safety practices, and New Jersey traffic rules before putting their skills into action on a group ride through the scenic paths of the park. This event is a great opportunity for young riders to gain confidence, improve safety awareness, and enjoy the outdoors on two wheels.
We recommend your child wear pants and padded gloves if possible. Also - bring sunscreen and water. 10:00 AM: Learn to RideParticipants ages 5+ will learn:~Proper helmet fitting~Balancing on their bicycle~When comfortable: pedaling~Starting and stopping their bikeA parent/guardian helper is required for each child that participates. All participants must wear a helmet, mask, and bring a bike with pumped-up tires. We please ask parents to remove pedals and training wheels in advance. Parents are recommended to watch this video with their child the night before our activityhttps://youtu.be/LeUDndA8F_w11:30 AM: Bike Safety Talk, Bike Skills Course, and Park Ride: Children ages 5 and up will learn how to properly ride their bike on public streets including:~Starting, stopping, scanning, & hand signals~Turning~Proper helmet fitting~Pre-ride safety check~Bike handling~Safe riding tips.~NJ Traffic LawsAll kids will be able to participate in a fun bike course followed by a group ride around the park paths to practice what they've learned. Child must be able to ride on their own without support for this activity. All participants must wear a helmet, mask, and bring a bike with pumped-up tires.
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