Little Riders: Home School Mountain Bike Program – Late Summer Option
August 25 @ 12:30 pm - September 23 @ 2:00 pm
Little Riders: Home School Mountain Bike Program
Designed for riders ages 6–9ish who are ready to launch their mountain biking journey!
The Little Riders Program is the perfect introduction to mountain biking for younger riders who are eager to build confidence, develop fundamental skills, and experience the fun of riding trails in a supportive, encouraging environment.
This program follows the same progressive curriculum as our Wheels Up Launch Program, combining games, skill development, trail riding, and adventure to help riders develop the confidence needed for future programs such as Home School Level 1, the XCG Development Program, and beyond.
Each class is limited to just 8 riders to ensure personalized coaching and maximum riding time.
Registration
Register online: https://pci.jotform.com/form/261935885234164
Throughout the session, riders will:
Build confidence through fun, age-appropriate skill progressions and games
Learn proper braking, balance, body position, and bike control
Develop safe riding habits and trail etiquette
Practice riding on beginner-friendly trails and natural terrain
Improve independence while riding with a group
Most importantly, have fun while building a lifelong passion for mountain biking
Rider Requirements
To participate, riders should:
Be approximately 6–9ish years old
Ride a 20-inch or 24-inch wheel mountain bike
Be able to confidently ride a bicycle without training wheels
Be comfortable riding on grass and uneven surfaces
Have a bike equipped with multiple gears and hand brakes
Class Length: 1.5 Hours
Cost: $100 + $10 Registration Fee
Wednesday Session
Late Summer August 23 – September 23, 2026
Time: 12:30 – 2PM
Late Summer Riding Locations
August 23– The Bike Center (Des Peres)
September 2 – Glencoe City Park
September 9 – Glencoe City Park
September 16 – Creve Coeur Lake
September 23 – Special Final Ride Destination (TBA)
September 30 – MAKE UP RAIN OUT DATE
