**Rescheduled Date** Take a Kid Mountain Bike Day: Saturday, November 17, 2018 

Register Here: Eventbrite Link to Take a Kid Mountain Bike Day

Join rvaMORE for its annual Take A Kid Mountain Biking Day on November 17th. This IMBA developed event encourages communities around the world to join together and ride mountain bikes with youth. The event is open to children of all ages and riding abilities. rvaMore will be teaming up with local bike teams for this family-friendly event.

A great day is planned for kids of all ages and abilities to join, learn, participate, and most of all have fun! This includes:

  • Bike skills
  • Ride the Pump Track and learn all about flow
  • Group rides
  • Games and prizes
  • And much more!

While you are there, explore the river trails system and the Belle Isle Skills park.

What to bring:

Come dressed for the weather! Layers are best if the temperature is on the cooler side. Comfortable shoes and clothing are encouraged. Open-toed shoes are not allowed. Be sure that your bike has knobby tires to handle the dirt. Helmets are required.

Parents will need to accompany their kids to the trailhead and sign a waiver, but do not need to ride the trail.

How to participate:

The event is free and open to all riders of all ages.

Registration in advance is required. Register Here: Eventbrite Link to Take a Kid Mountain Bike Day

Date and Location:

The event will be held Saturday, November 17th from 1:00AM-4:00PM at the Pump Track on Belle Isle Skills Area located at 1 Belle Isle, Richmond, VA, 23225.

About the hosts:

This event is organized by rvaMORE our mission is to enhance trail experiences through people, tools and advocacy.

About the volunteers:

River City Women’s Racing (RCWR) is dedicated to promoting the health and fitness of women through competitive cycling and camaraderie.

RVA Racing is a mountain bike racing club founded on the principles of inclusion, biking advocacy, racer development, and competitive comradery.

A special thanks the folks at the James River Park System. Without their support, events like this would not be possible. The Belle Isles Skill Park is part of Richmond’s Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities.