Yet Another Cycling Forum
Random Musings => Miscellany => Kidstuff => Topic started by: Jules on 27 February, 2010, 06:40:17 pm
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I had to work today so Mrs Julesh took our 12 year old son to a "Go-ride" introduction to racing at Hillingdon Circuit. As she also had our youngest, age 5, to look after he came alone too and took his bike to play on while he was there.
Both were invited to ride where they got there. Eldest child was doing OK but suffered a mechanical and failed to finish his 2 mile race. His little brother was encouraged to take part and entered into the 8 years and under one mile race. He was given a 50 metre start as he was much younger that the others and proceeded to win ;D
He is very proud of his big medal!
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Tour de France next :)
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Wohooo! I hope JuleshMarkI isn't too jealous.
Signed, an eldest child.
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Wohooo! I hope JuleshMarkI isn't too jealous.
Signed, an eldest child.
::-)
Mk1 is doing a cycle maintenance course after school and last week learned how to remove bars and stems. He learned a useful lesson about the importance of tightening things up when he hit a bump and rotated the bars in the stem clamp. He stayed on and no harm was done.