Before you start, take your time.

You can start with the “0–1 Learn to Ride” class, working from balance and starting off to basic control, step by step until they ride on their own. There’s no need to catch up with anyone else — first find the learning rhythm that suits them.

From getting going to riding steadily, there are plenty of small details worth practising. Basic Skills covers turning, braking, starting and stopping and control; if you’d like to explore a different kind of riding, you can also look at MTB or BMX.

Start by telling us the rider’s age, cycling experience and what they would like to learn. Even “they can ride a short distance” or “they are still a bit unsteady when stopping” — small observations like these help us find a suitable direction together.

The coach uses actual riding to understand the rider’s current skills and learning needs, then suggests a course direction. It is not a test, no special preparation is needed, and not every rider has to take one before booking.

The Assessment Class is one hour and costs HK$380. A bicycle and helmet are not included but can be rented if needed; the rental fee and arrangements can be confirmed together when you book.

Not necessarily. If you already know your level, you can ask directly about a suitable course; if you are still unsure, an Assessment Class is also a way to see where things stand before deciding the next step.

Yes — you are welcome to look at the adult courses. Whether it is learning to ride for the first time or making existing skills steadier, tell us your experience and goals first, and we’ll look at suitable arrangements together.

Everyone starts from a different place and learns at a different rhythm, so the time needed varies. We will understand the current situation first, then discuss how to practise — we will not promise a number of lessons based only on age or a course name.

The right starting point is not only about age — we also look at your child’s height, experience with bicycles and what they need to learn. Tell us these details when you enquire and we’ll confirm a suitable course and equipment together.

Start by telling us a little about your child. Is it their first time with a bicycle, have they fallen before, or would they rather not try for now? These details help the coach get to know your child, and we can then discuss a suitable introduction.

Depending on the course, both one-to-one and small-group formats can be arranged. Tell us your preference and we’ll confirm the arrangement together, based on the rider’s level, the number of riders and the times that suit you.

Let us know if you’d like to learn together, and tell us each rider’s age and level. Riders who come together can still learn at their own pace; whether a shared group suits, and how equipment and fees are arranged, are confirmed when you book.

When you book, we’ll first confirm arrangements for accompanying your child, drop-off and waiting. If there is anything we should keep in mind about your child, tell us in advance so we can be better prepared.

Our coaching team is led by Coach Fuji: a Cycling Association of Hong Kong coach, a former Hong Kong team rider and a current youth squad coach, and a first-aid certificate holder. He is also an NZSIA Ski Level 1 instructor and IPTFA Pro Personal Fitness Trainer, with 10+ years of coaching experience including SEN children. Lessons include first-aid arrangements, and group classes run at 1 coach to 4 riders.

Small-group lessons run at a ratio of 1 coach to 4 riders. One-to-one and private lessons are also available and are quoted separately — tell us your goals and we will suggest a format.

The course fee is HK$1,880. If you can attend at a lesson time arranged by us, the fee is HK$1,680. For two participants joining together, the fee is HK$1,580 per person.

Bike and helmet rental are included. Contact us and we’ll confirm a suitable lesson time together.

Basic Skills is HK$1,800 for 4 small-group lessons; MTB and BMX are HK$1,800 for 4 small-group lessons. Private lessons are quoted separately. Tell us what you’d like to learn and your current level, and we’ll confirm the arrangement.

Tell us the districts that are convenient for you, and we’ll look at the classes running now or note your interest in a new group. The actual venue is confirmed according to the course, the rider’s needs and the venue conditions; districts listed do not mean a fixed class already runs in every one.

Classes in each district are being arranged step by step. Ask us about the classes running now, or tell us the dates and time slots that suit you. Lessons do not follow a fixed weekly timetable — the actual lesson time and venue are confirmed on WhatsApp beforehand.

There’s no need to write everything at once — telling us these few things already helps us understand what you need:

• The course you’d like to know about, or the skill you’d like to learn
• The rider’s age and current level
• How many people will join
• Convenient districts, dates and time slots
• Whether you need to rent equipment

We’ll then confirm the lesson arrangements and fees together. An enquiry is the first step in understanding a course; sending a message does not mean a booking is complete.

Not necessarily. The cycling map is a reference for getting to know venues; it does not mean a confirmed lesson location. If there is somewhere you’d like to ride, tell us first and we’ll check whether it suits that lesson.

If you have any doubt about the weather before setting off, confirm the lesson arrangements through your usual contact channel. In a rainstorm warning or with typhoon signal 3 or above, we will notify you of a rescheduling two hours before the lesson. Other rescheduling, make-up lesson or refund arrangements follow the terms confirmed at booking.

If your child is unwell or something comes up, please let us know at least 24 hours before the lesson; we will do our best to arrange another time (subject to availability). Rescheduling, cancellation, fees and lateness follow the terms confirmed at booking.

Cancellation & weather policy

Equipment arrangements differ between courses — here’s a quick guide:

• The “0–1 Learn to Ride” class includes bike and helmet rental.
• The Assessment Class does not include a bicycle or helmet; both can be rented if needed.
• For Basic Skills, specialist courses and other activities, please confirm equipment arrangements when you book.

If you need to rent equipment, tell us in advance and we’ll confirm the arrangement together.

If you’d like to use your own bike for the lesson, send us the type, size and current condition first, so we can check it suits the course. MTB and BMX equipment requirements can differ — checking before the lesson is more reassuring.

Equipment requirements can differ between courses, especially for MTB and BMX. When you book, we’ll confirm what to bring, and what is included or can be rented.

Please tell us in advance about any injuries, health conditions to keep in mind, or communication and learning needs, so we can discuss the lesson arrangements. If you are not sure whether the activity suits a health condition, please check with a qualified healthcare professional first.

No — they are two different specialist directions. Tell us which one appeals more, then look at the class content, the level required and the equipment. There’s no rush to decide; knowing a little more first is fine.

First tell us whether the rider can start off, turn and stop on their own; the coach will then confirm whether they are ready to join, or which basics to practise first. Choosing a specialist course is not only about age — it also depends on the rider’s current level.

You’re welcome to ask about school programmes, group cycling activities or corporate events. Tell us the number of participants, the age range, date, location and the experience you’re hoping for, and we’ll discuss the content, coaches, equipment and fees together.

Schools and organisations are welcome to contact us about the programmes currently open. Eligibility, places and arrangements need to be confirmed separately; a page on this site does not mean a subsidised place is available at the moment.

You can look at “Sports” for other programmes and find a new experience that interests you. Whether each activity is open, who it suits, dates and fees follow the latest confirmed information for that programme.

You can treat it as a light-hearted game for getting to know your child’s learning preferences. The result is for reference only and is not a professional psychological test or a riding assessment; to understand the actual level and course direction, please ask about our courses or use an Assessment Class.

Of course. You are welcome to use the WhatsApp entry on this site, or reach us in the following ways:

• Phone: 6494 3993
• Email: thecyclink@gmail.com