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Halfbike Lessons

$120.00

With 3 wheels and no seat, the Halfbike is definitely not your run-of-the-mill bike. Put your balance to the test as you ride standing. With the guidance of our trainers, you don't have to be a cyclist or athletic to learn the Halfbike! An adrenaline filled full-body cardio workout that's kind to the knees and joints, are you ready for your next adventure?

 

• Duration: 50 minutes

• Format: Each participant will be paired with another during the session. Minimum 2 to start a class.

• Venue: Around the Stadium MRT Station (Lesson will be conducted regardless of the weather) 


• Lesson Topics:

Part 1: Halfbike Introduction

(a) How to balance and move?

(b) How to get started?

(c) How to dismount?


Part 2: Riding the Halfbike

Demo and Practical


Part 3: Summary and Q&A

(a) How to cruise, change gear and turn? - Theory

(b) How to fold the Halfbike?

For all participants, please take note of the following:

• Arrive at Pedal, 3 Stadium Walk, #01-04/05 Singapore 397692 10 minutes before the commencement of class for registration and gearing up.

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• Be comfortable. Fitness wear with tights or shorts are recommended to avoid fabric near the pedals. Comfortable trainers are a must, no slippers please.

• Safety first. If you own one, please bring your helmet, as it will probably be a better fit.

Last minute changes? We get it.  
Reschedule or cancel at least 48 hours before your booking for a full refund. Read more on our Cancellation Policy.

Full Body Workout

Besides the constant pedaling, riding on a Halfbike activates our core muscles as well, allowing for an almost full body workout.

Natural Standing Position

Without a saddle, one rides a Halfbike standing upright without leaning forward excessively.

Unique Balancing Training

Running on 3 wheels with a fixed handlebar, the Halfbike puts our balancing skills to the test, requiring each rider to direct by moving our body.

FAQs

Questions and answers