1:1 Cycle Lessons- October Holidays

Our private lessons are for all children aged 5+ who would like to ride their bikes independently. We know not every child will flourish in a group setting, so these private sessions are ideal if your child would benefit from 1:1 tuition or less distractions.

Our summer lessons are held in the MUGA at Beechwood Park, Stirling.

We recommend booking two lessons on different days.

Our sessions will cover:

Fitting helmets

Getting on and off the bike (and putting it down safely)

Balance

Control (steering)

Braking

Pedals

Generally we will have the first few sessions with the pedals removed from your child's bike. This allows them to have the seat a little lower and get their feet onto the ground for reassurance, and in turn builds confidence.

Each child is different and we will tailor the sessions to individual needs as much as possible. Please note, we may need to cancel in the event of poor weather.

Please let us know if you need to borrow a bike/helmet.

PARKING- Please park behind Stirling High School for free parking and a short walk to the park. We ask that you arrive 5 minutes before the lesson start time. Google pin here.

Participant Disclaimer & Consent

Participation in cycling activities involves inherent risks, including falls, collisions, mechanical failure, and injury. While every effort will be made to provide a safe environment, instruction, supervision, and properly planned activities, participation is undertaken at the participant’s own risk.

Parents/guardians acknowledge that cycling is a physical activity and confirm that their child is medically fit to participate. All participants are expected to follow safety instructions, wear appropriate safety equipment, and behave responsibly throughout the workshop.

Recyke-a-bike, its staff, volunteers, and instructors will not be liable for any injury, loss, or damage arising from participation in the event except where caused by negligence or where liability cannot be excluded under applicable law.

By registering, the parent/guardian gives permission for the child to participate in all activities, including supervised rides on public routes and cycle paths.