Bicycle Snail Race
Equipment: Cones to mark off a twenty-five yard
area. Bicycles, helmets, and pads. A good-sized
black top
Directions: The object of this race is to
see which rider can travel the slowest. The last rider to
cross the finish line wins.
Equipment: Cones to mark off area. A good-sized black top. Bicycles, helmets, and pads.
Purpose: To test balance and the ability to control a bicycle.
Directions: Ride between the two parallel lines
six inches apart and flanked with obstacles without
touching the lines or obstacles.
Purpose: To test the rider’s correct position, ability to pedal and brake accurately and evenly.
Equipment: cones to mark off area. A good-sized
black top.
Bicycles, helmets, and pads.
Directions: Mount bike and ride at a moderate
speed towards a cone at the end of the course. Brake
to a smooth stop, without skidding, so that the
front tire is within one foot of the cone, but does not
touch the cone. Dismount.
Scoring systems can be adopted. Base
deductions on the quality of mounting the bike, position while
riding, pedal control (loses control of pedal),
and if the cone is hit or the rider stops more than one
foot away.
Purpose: To test the balance of the rider.
Equipment: Cones to mark off area. A good-sized
black top.
Bicycles, helmets, and pads.
Directions: Ride between the lines, which are
three feet apart, as slowly as possible without touching
either line. The rider must take at least
thirty seconds or longer to go from one end to the other.
Purpose: To test the ability to change balance.
Equipment: Cones to mark off area. A good-sized black top. Bicycles, helmets, and pads.
Directions: Ride three times around a figure eight,
made from two circles of 10 and 12 feet radius,
without touching the lines.
Equipment: Cones to mark off area. A good-sized black top. Bicycles, helmets, and pads.
Directions: The object is to see who can coast
the longest distance. Each rider pedals as fast as they
can for a distance (15 feet), to a starting point
and then they must stop pedaling. Mark the spot where
the rider’s foot touches the ground. The
next rider tries to beat the mark.
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