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Sprocket Training Programme

Secretary from HAMILTON BMX CLUB

STARTS 10th February 2020 - 5.30pm to 6.30pm
Hamilton BMX Club offers a training programme to our members & also invites new riders of all ages on Pedal Bikes ONLY (non members) to come along to our training sessions on Monday nights from 5.30pm to 6.30pm to learn new skills on your bike & on our BMX track. Cost is $2 per session. If you enjoy BMX over these 3 sessions, it is expected that your join the club to continue with training & join in with our Wednesday club nights. We offer bike & helmet hire $2 per item. Riders must be fully covered e.g. long pants, long sleeve top, covered shoes

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