Kids and adults with special needs deserve the chance to learn and experience the benefits and joy of riding a bicycle.
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A study conducted by the University of Michigan reported fewer than 20% of children with autism and 10% with Down’s syndrome learn to ride a bike. Learning to ride a bike will help them develop physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially. The confidence and the joy gained is immeasurable!
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Learning to bike ride is a rite of passage, but for those with special needs—each of which has a unique set of challenges to overcome like limited mobility, sensory difficulties, or communication/social deficiencies—the opportunity may not always present itself.
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ALL NEW- INCLUSIVE LEARN TO RIDE CAMP!
ALL AGES AND ABILITIES
All Kid's Bike is on a mission to teach all ages and abilities the life-enhancing skill of how to ride a bike. Everyone should have the opportunity to learn to ride a bike, no matter their intellectual or developmental disabilities, age, or background.
HOW IT WORKS​
We have partnered with the Strider Education Foundation to offer inclusive camps tailored for individuals ages 8 to an adult with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Participants learn step-by-step using balance bikes, gaining confidence and skills to progress toward pedaling independently.
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Join us for our next camp in June!
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