BTS Community Trail Ride

Join the Community Bike Hub crew on Saturday October 4 for a fun, FREE, family day out at Brimbank Traffic School!

Set amongst the trees of Green Gully Reserve, this 1.8km dirt track is perfect for kids to experience the freedom of trail riding for the first time.

The marked trail will be a looped dirt track with marshals stationed throughout. Riders can complete it more than once if they want!

The trail is designed for children to ride on their own, however, adults can ride with their kids as long as they book a spot for themself.

This event is for primary school aged children and their families. Riders should BYO bike and helmet.

Children 5yrs and under are welcome to ride on the Brimbank Traffic School track under parent/guardian supervision.

DETAILS

Meeting Point: Brimbank Traffic School (7 Clubhouse Place, Green Gully Reserve)

Times

• Rider Registration open from 9am

• Trail open 10am-12pm

Cost

• This event is FREE thanks to Brimbank City Council's Community Grants

• There will be a limited number of kids bikes available for hire ($10 each) for those who can't BYO

What else to expect?

• FREE bike safety checks

• Spot prizes

• FREE sausage sizzle

• First Aid on site

• FREE access to Brimbank Traffic School after your trail ride

Please note:

• Riders must wear closed toed shoes

• Bathroom facilities are available within the Brimbank Traffic School site

• Parents/guardians are required to stay for the duration of the event

• Adults need to book a spot if they intend to ride the trail with their child

Numbers are limited so book a spot for your young rider/s now!

Protecting your privacy during checkout: Your Privacy is important to us. The information we collect during the checkout process allows us to manage risk, provide reasonable care and manage registrations in programmed sessions. We are careful to keep your information confidential and provide it only to those agents acting on behalf of the organisation who need it to enable them to perform their agreed activities e.g. the First-Aider in charge.