Who plays, rides!

Cycling is a great way to combine exercise and being outdoors. When cycling, the child improves his coordination, strengthens his physical condition and also his immune system. The right motivation is key in any sport - if children enjoy the activity, they will love it so much that they will always look forward to it and seek it out themselves as an adult.

Even though riding is great fun in itself, it never hurts to add a little more to it. Playing games and activities together strengthens family relationships, promotes team spirit and teaches your child healthy competition and cooperation. The fun elements will also help to dispel any fears or insecurities children may feel when starting out on a bike and give them confidence.

Decorate your bikes with ribbons, balloons or creative wires and organise a fun carnival or a small fashion show together with your children. The most originally decorated bike wins a prize!

Races are loved by young and old alike, and you can organize them practically anywhere and anytime. You can devise different lengths and challenges according to the abilities of the little racers. Children can race against each other or individually. The fastest time wins!

Simple fun that will please everyone. You can mark out the track using cones, sticks or cones or paint it with chalk. The children's task is to drive the track flawlessly and gradually speed up their time. Thanks to this game, they will not only improve their coordination of movements, but also work on better bike handling.

Bike and ball together? It's possible and it's a lot of fun! Just create an improvised goal on the flat and try to get the ball into the goal while cycling. Who will be the biggest winner?

A fast and fun game that will test the perception and reflexes of all participants. On the command "green" everyone starts moving, on the command "red" they must stop immediately. This game is also great for larger numbers of children. Whoever reacts the slowest to the command is out. Only the winner is left.

Did you also love the classic "tracking game" as a child? You can play it with your offspring on your bike! One of the parents prepares a track (mark the route with chalk, crayons, or for bigger children a map can be used) and places fun tasks on the track for the children to complete along the way. A sweet treasure awaits at the finish line!

Skill ride? A great fun that exercises dexterity, agility and coordination of movements! Create simple tasks for children to complete on the bike - for example, carry a spoon with a ball in one hand, go through a slalom, bend down and ride under a rope, ride the bike over a swing, pick up objects from the ground, ride through a narrow lane, etc.

A game that will test the skill of every cyclist! Children ride in pairs side by side and their task is to pass an object (balloon, empty cycling bottle, etc.) to each other while riding. The goal is to be able to pass the object without stopping and to keep a straight course.

Take your children back to the time of Christopher Columbus and discover new and unknown places together. The aim of the game is to discover new and unknown cycle paths, discover interesting places and create a map full of adventures together. You can print out the map of your surroundings and together with your child mark the places you have already discovered and explored together with coloured pins or magnets.

There are countless games and activities you can try with your little cyclists. You can also create your own, depending on your age, abilities and the tools at your disposal. With fun activities, you can show your children that sport is not just about performance, it's about fun and the joy of movement. As well as being great fun, the games will also help them become more confident on the bike, give them a healthy self-confidence boost and together you'll create memories that will stay with your child for life.