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By Haddenham Webteam - 19th March 2015 3:00pm
Haddenham Cycle Training are offering their well-respected courses during the Easter holidays.
Monday 30th March, 9.30am -12noon
BIKING BASICS (Age 5+)
Basic cycling control skills
£25*
*must be able to cycle without stabilisers
Tuesday 31st March, 9.30am-12.30pm
LEVEL 1 (Age 7+)
Basic off-road skills
£28
Wednesday 1st April, 9.30am-12.30pm
LEVEL 2 (Age 9+)*
Basic on-road skills
£39
*Must have completed Level 1 before Level 2
Fees include bike and helmet checks, refreshments, individual assessment report, badge and certificate.
Haddenham Cycle Training can also teach beginners of any age to ride a bike or organise bespoke Bikability courses at any level. 1:1 lessons cost £30/hour
Please email: info@haddenhamcycletraining.org.co.uk or call 07907 794633 to book
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