Until now, a child in Israel who loved riding either joined a competitive racing club or managed on their own. BIKES4KIDS has opened two weekly classes where children simply learn to ride well.
Every child rides a woom bike and a woom helmet that we supply, fitted to size. Parents bring the children, nothing else.
We supply the bike and the helmet for every child, fitted to size, and we keep and maintain them between sessions.
We brought in the best instructors we could find, as the brand deserves, so that woom is tied to the quality of the content and not only to the quality of the bike. Between the four of them: a former national team coach, a current national champion, a licensed tour guide and a veteran off-road instructor.

Coached the Israeli national team, with years of racing at the highest level in Israel and years of working with young children on a bike. He sets the syllabus for both locations.

Professional rider and Israeli track champion, who races today for a national team in France. Between training blocks he works with young riders on the velodrome, which is where our Tel Aviv groups meet.

Licensed tour guide and off-road riding instructor, riding since childhood, with deep experience on both road and trail. Over the years he developed a way of teaching children that combines patience, enjoyment and confidence, so every child progresses at their own pace.

Riding instructor from Mazkeret Batya, 54, and a father of two. He discovered cycling a decade ago and has since trained in workshops with some of the best riding instructors in Israel. For him riding is a way to connect children to nature and to themselves.
Both run weekly, in small groups, with a built lesson plan for every session: opening game, safety briefing, training, summary.

The National Velodrome, Yarkon Park, in cooperation with the Israel Cycling Federation
A fully closed track in the middle of the city, with the Yarkon Park trails starting just beyond the fence. No cars, no junctions.

With Gezer Regional Council
From the council sports ground out to the trails around the village, with the same syllabus and the same equipment.