Pedal Pal Power Ride

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Event Name: Pedal Pal Power Ride (10+ Miles) Date: Wednesday, 5/6 + 5/27 Time: 5:30pm Location: Blue ‘Bike Man’ Sculpture (805 Lee Street E) Description: Join Community Captain Sam as we celebrate Bike Month with two 10+ mile bike rides this May. We will depart from Downtown Charleston and make our way to ride along parts of the Kanawha City Cycling Route and back. Meet at 5:30pm at the Lee Street Triangle (805 Lee Street E). Please be prepared for at least 2 hours of riding. Bring your own bike and helmet. Don't forget to bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during the ride. This event is free, family-friendly and welcome to all. Rain or shine. Stay tuned to the WV Pedal Pals Facebook page for extreme weather updates or cancellations. ________________________________________ Get free membership here: https://members.activeswv.org/member-application If you have never created a membership, minors will have their own application filled out by parents with parent email. Please do not attend programs if you are feeling ill. Regarding Community Captain Programs and groups of children: All Active SWV Community Captain programs are family friendly; children are invited to attend with the expectation of a parent/guardian ratio of 1 guardian adult to 5 children. It is our expectation for larger groups of children ( e.g. Scouts, youth groups, etc ), that an adult to child ratio of 1 adult to 5 children be observed in ages 5 and under, and 1 adult to 10 children be observed for ages 5 and above Registration to any Active SWV free programming indicates acceptance of our liability waiver for every adult and child attending. https://activeswv.org/.../Release-Assumption-of-Risk-and... Regarding Community Captain Programs and groups of children: All Active SWV Community Captain programs are family friendly; children are invited to attend with the expectation of a parent/guardian ratio of 1 guardian adult to 5 children. It is our expectation for larger groups of children (e.g. Scouts, youth groups, etc), that an adult to child ratio of 1 adult to 5 children be observed in ages 5 and under, and 1 adult to 10 children be observed for ages 5 and above