Learn To Pedal Classes
Afterschool Programs
Weekend Classes
Pre-K Balance Bike Playdates
Summer Camps
Private Lessons
Birthday Parties
New Bikes for Kids
Electric Cargo Bikes
Adult bikes for Moms, and Dads
Helmets, Clothing, and All The Accessories
Service and Repairs
Bike Rentals
June 6 – 10 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
June 6 – 10 (Coler MTB Preserve)
June 13 – 17 (Lake Fayetteville)
June 13 – 17 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
June 20 – 24 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
June 27 – 30 (Citizen’s Park Soccer Parking Lot)
June 27 – July 1 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
June 27 – July 1 (Centennial Park)
June 27 – July 1 (Coler MTB Preserve)
July 4 – 8 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
July 11 – 15 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
July 11 – 15 (Kessler Mountain)
July 11 – 15 (Thaden School)
July 18 – 21 (Citizen’s Park Soccer Parking Lot)
July 18 – 22 (Thaden School)
July 18 – 22 (Coler MTB Preserve)
July 18 – 22 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
July 25 – 29 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
August 1 – 5 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
August 8 – 12 (Buddy Pegs HQ)
August 8 – 12 (Coler MTB Preserve)
August 8 – 12 (Citizen’s Park Soccer Parking Lot)
For Spring Programming, start with your child’s age
You can start with your child’s ability level
Currently on training wheels
and/or
Balance Bike
Wobbly Pedaler
No Training Wheels
Confident Pedaler on Pavement
and/or
Beginning to ride beginner mountain bike trails
Confident on beginner mountain bike trails.
Beginning to ride intermediate mountain bike trails.
Confident on intermediate mountain bike trails.
Comfortable hitting small to midsize jumps.
Parents and children who enjoy exciting and bold experiences in nature, together.
We believe raising children with a healthy relationship with outdoor adventure is the key to lifelong self-confidence, happiness, and connection.
We believe bicycles are more than they appear to be – they are the most amazing family adventure vehicles.
Whether you are a full on bike family or simple bike-curious, we want to help your family continue on your adventure!
“Time in nature is not leisure time; it’s an essential investment in our children’s health
(and also, by the way, in our own).”
― Richard Louv, Last Child in the Woods: Saving Our Children from Nature-Deficit Disorder
“Adventure is embracing the unknown and venturing into it with a good knowledge of our skills, as well as the experiences we are lacking, so that we can take appropriate risks. If we embrace adventure as parents, we push the limits on what is possible with children and break free of social norms for the purpose of teaching them the realities of life in an unconventional way.”
-Meghan J. Ward of adventurousparents.com
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