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                      Youth MTB Days

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                      Kids love bikes, it’s a fun way to get out and about, learn balance and co-ordination and show your mates what a pro you are on the bike.   Our specially-designed skills course and tutition are based upon that supplied by the British Cycling Go Ride Scheme.

                      The days are aimed at providing a safe, controlled, fun environment to introduce youngsters to the sport of mountain biking.  As with the adult sessions the children will learn basic skills of mountain biking but with the added advantage of a series of specifically laid out skills.


                      Course Times & Location
                      The course lasts approximately 4 hours and is held at the following venues:  Belfast & Craigavon.  Just go to our Events Calender to check out where our next open Youth MTB day is and BOOK NOW.
                      For any personal tuition or private group tuition CONTACT US directly to arrange a day at a venue to suit you.

                      Course Prices
                      Open group tuition £10 pp
                      Private Group tuition:  £20pp
                      1-2-1 tuition: £30 per session

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