Bicycle Maintenance Course - 'Born To Ride'

By young lewisham
June 13, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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young lewisham

Posted June 13, 2016

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Posted June 13, 2016

The Young Lewisham Project will shortly be starting a FREE six-step bicycle maintenance course.

The first session will be held on Tuesday, 21st June at 4pm and will last approximately two hours.

The attached flyer provides further information.

Please note you do not need to have your own bike to participate in this course, you can use one of ours! The course would be suitable for anyone aged 8+ and the objective is for parents/carers to learn with the young person.

Please get in touch either by ringing the project on: 020 8291 9771 or via email [email protected] if you wish to register for this course.

We look forward to hearing from you!

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