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Pedal Yard Inc.
Basic Information
Address: 1955 Northeast 142nd Street, North Miami, FL
Phone Number: 1-833-KID-BIKE
Email: pedalyard@gmail.com
Person of Contact: marc Abrams
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Additional Information
Visit any PedalYardTM to experience the fun and joy of teaching a young child to ride a bike for the first time. Between the ages of 2-8. Experience a unique "First Time" family memory as you and your child grow together and progress all the way to riding as a family. Our step-by-step approach allows children and parents/grandparents to learn at their own speed as they physically obtain the strength and coordination needed to ride a bike for the first time.
For families with kids not physically mature enough to balance PedalYard™ offers its unique Pedal Porch™, a safe family play space complete with inflatable couches, bicycle rockers until kids are mature enough to ride, art supplies and confidence-building picture books provided by partner, Books & Books of Coral Gables, Florida.
If you're not close to a location access our online portal which provide access to our "Step-by-Step Teaching Videos" so you can teach your child at home on your own time. Usually only takes a few sessions.