Earn-A-Bike | Saturdays at 10 a.m. June 1 to July 6

Earn-A-Bike | Saturdays at 10 a.m. June 1 to July 6

Six-Week-Long Earn-A-Bike Class at St. Louis BWorks

By St. Louis BWorks

Date and time

June 1 · 10am - July 6 · 12pm CDT

Location

St. Louis BWorks

2414 Menard Street St. Louis, MO 63104

About this event

  • 35 days 2 hours

BWorks Earn-A-Bike is a free, hands-on class that teaches basic bicycle maintenance and safety while fostering important life skills including communication, teamwork and responsibility to children ages 8-17 who can already ride a bike. After completing a consecutive series of six (two-hour) classes, participants earn a refurbished bicycle and brand-new helmet, light set and lock.

Students who commit to this series will meet for six Saturday afternoons, beginning each week at 10 a.m. (with each class ending at noon). The first class meeting is Saturday, June 1, and graduation day (the final class, which includes a graduation ride on the students’ newly earned bikes!) will be Saturday, July 6. Students must attend all six consecutive classes to earn their bike.

Classes take place at St. Louis BWorks, located in Soulard at 2414 Menard Street, St. Louis, MO 63104.

Requirements for this course:

1) To participate in this class, students must already be able to ride a bicycle comfortably on their own — without assistance or training wheels. (We regularly offer a separate course for students ages 8 to 17 who do not yet know how to ride a bike, called Learn-To-Ride. If your child cannot yet ride, please reach out to evie@bworks.org so she can get you on our waitlist for that other course rather than this one.)

2) A parent/guardian must attend the first 15 minutes of the first of the six classes. We also limit each family to two registrants per session, and students must be between the ages of 8-17.

Organized by

St. Louis BWorks is a nonprofit organization that has been operating since 1988. We offer free programs to children ages 8 to 17 with an emphasis on personal responsibility, teamwork and community, in exchange for a tangible reward. BWorks offers programming revolving around computers as well as bicycles. Visit us online at www.bworks.org.

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