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Bikes and balance bikes
Loan or donate inspected 12-, 14-, 16-, 18- and 20-inch bicycles for station instruction and rider access.
Huskies Ride Ready Pro Dads Event
Help young riders get ready.
Partner with us to build bicycle safety, balance, confidence and healthy family habits—while helping families access affordable, correctly sized bikes for the holidays.
Proposed dateSaturday, November 7, 2026
Weather backupSaturday, November 14
ParticipantsPK–2nd grade · 40+ riders
Sessions9:00–10:00 and 10:15–11:15 AM
Ways to partner
Support safety and family access
We welcome businesses, bike shops, service organizations, churches and community partners. Support may be donated goods, skilled services, family discounts or approved financial sponsorship.
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Helmets and safety gear
Provide new child helmets, reflective items, pumps, repair supplies or approved course equipment.
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Holiday family savings
Offer event pricing, dollar-off coupons, purchase vouchers, layaway, bike-and-helmet bundles or free assembly.
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Skilled bicycle service
Support bicycle sizing, safety checks, minor repairs, helmet fitting or age-appropriate safety instruction.
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Event essentials
Donate water, healthy snacks, printing, certificates, volunteer shirts or other approved event-day needs.
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Financial sponsorship
Help cover approved repair parts, sanitation, rider materials and contingency expenses through the lean budget plan.
Purpose and impact
Learn now. Ride by the holidays.
Children rotate through helmet and safety, balance and glide, brake and steer, and pedal and ride stations. Success means each child learns safely and advances from their own starting point.
- Give every participant instruction in helmet fit, braking and basic riding-area safety.
- Help at least 25 riders advance one skill level.
- Equip families to choose the correct bicycle size and understand safe setup.
- Connect families with approved holiday discounts and affordable purchase options.
- Engage Pro Dads and positive father figures in meaningful service.
40+young riders invited
25+skill-level advances targeted
4learning stations
2one-hour sessions