What age can a child start learning to ride?

Most children can start on a balance bike at around three, then move to pedals, usually between four and six. The right moment differs for every child, so we ask first and then plan.

How do you handle safety, and do we need our own gear?

Helmets are required, and we check the bike and match practice to the rider's level. Equipment varies by course, so please confirm before booking whether a bike and helmet are included, available to rent, or need to be brought.

My child has never ridden, or is a little nervous. Can they join?

Yes. We start with simple exercises that build confidence, at the child's own pace, without rushing or pressure.

Are classes one-to-one or in small groups?

Both, depending on the course. Tell us the rider's level and what you need, and we will suggest the right format.

What age can a child start learning to ride?

Most children can start on a balance bike at around three, then move to pedals, usually between four and six. The right moment differs for every child, so we ask first and then plan.

How do you handle safety, and do we need our own gear?

Helmets are required, and we check the bike and match practice to the rider's level. Equipment varies by course, so please confirm before booking whether a bike and helmet are included, available to rent, or need to be brought.

My child has never ridden, or is a little nervous. Can they join?

Yes. We start with simple exercises that build confidence, at the child's own pace, without rushing or pressure.

Are classes one-to-one or in small groups?

Both, depending on the course. Tell us the rider's level and what you need, and we will suggest the right format.

What age can a child start learning to ride?

Most children can start on a balance bike at around three, then move to pedals, usually between four and six. The right moment differs for every child, so we ask first and then plan.

How do you handle safety, and do we need our own gear?

Helmets are required, and we check the bike and match practice to the rider's level. Equipment varies by course, so please confirm before booking whether a bike and helmet are included, available to rent, or need to be brought.

My child has never ridden, or is a little nervous. Can they join?

Yes. We start with simple exercises that build confidence, at the child's own pace, without rushing or pressure.

Are classes one-to-one or in small groups?

Both, depending on the course. Tell us the rider's level and what you need, and we will suggest the right format.

What age can a child start learning to ride?

Most children can start on a balance bike at around three, then move to pedals, usually between four and six. The right moment differs for every child, so we ask first and then plan.

How do you handle safety, and do we need our own gear?

Helmets are required, and we check the bike and match practice to the rider's level. Equipment varies by course, so please confirm before booking whether a bike and helmet are included, available to rent, or need to be brought.

My child has never ridden, or is a little nervous. Can they join?

Yes. We start with simple exercises that build confidence, at the child's own pace, without rushing or pressure.

Are classes one-to-one or in small groups?

Both, depending on the course. Tell us the rider's level and what you need, and we will suggest the right format.

What age can a child start learning to ride?

Most children can start on a balance bike at around three, then move to pedals, usually between four and six. The right moment differs for every child, so we ask first and then plan.

How do you handle safety, and do we need our own gear?

Helmets are required, and we check the bike and match practice to the rider's level. Equipment varies by course, so please confirm before booking whether a bike and helmet are included, available to rent, or need to be brought.

My child has never ridden, or is a little nervous. Can they join?

Yes. We start with simple exercises that build confidence, at the child's own pace, without rushing or pressure.

Are classes one-to-one or in small groups?

Both, depending on the course. Tell us the rider's level and what you need, and we will suggest the right format.

What age can a child start learning to ride?

Most children can start on a balance bike at around three, then move to pedals, usually between four and six. The right moment differs for every child, so we ask first and then plan.

How do you handle safety, and do we need our own gear?

Helmets are required, and we check the bike and match practice to the rider's level. Equipment varies by course, so please confirm before booking whether a bike and helmet are included, available to rent, or need to be brought.

My child has never ridden, or is a little nervous. Can they join?

Yes. We start with simple exercises that build confidence, at the child's own pace, without rushing or pressure.

Are classes one-to-one or in small groups?

Both, depending on the course. Tell us the rider's level and what you need, and we will suggest the right format.

It starts with learning to ride

At your own pace Go further

Safety habits take root in every game and challenge.

A little practice + one more try → real progress

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Private & small-group coaching
Courses matched to ability
Beginners, skills and outdoor exploration

Not over yet — can’t wait for the next ride!

Adult cycling courses

Ride better, ride further.

Skills coaching and guided rides, arranged around your own goals: handling, hills, and longer routes.

Unknown Island · rider edition

Which kind of rider are you?

Twelve short scenes about how you choose, observe and act when something is new.

Choose the answer that feels most like you. Going with your first impression is fine.

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Twelve riders are waiting on the islandMeet them

Skills coaching

Work on handling, braking, cornering and climbing with a coach watching. Session length and fee on request.

Route exploration

Guided rides on routes we know, at a pace agreed before we set off. Routes, distance and fee on request.

Regular rides

A recurring group ride for riders who want it in the calendar. Frequency, meeting point and fee on request.

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Schools & groups

Cycling programmes for schools, NGOs and companies.

We run programmes for schools, NGOs and companies. Tell us the group and we’ll quote it.

School programmes

Cycling sessions run with a school, on campus or at a nearby venue. We fit your timetable, keep a low coach-to-child ratio, and provide the coaches and equipment. Fees quoted case by case.

Team days

A half- or full-day cycling day for a team or department. Coach team plus bikes and protection gear — great for team building. Fees quoted case by case.

Subsidised & volunteer rides

Subsidised and volunteer-run sessions so cost is not the reason a child never rides. Schools and NGOs are welcome to ask about eligibility and how to apply.

Corporate events

Cycling events for companies, including family days, team building and experience zones. Format and scale arranged to suit you; fees quoted case by case.

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Start here

Who is riding?

Three routes into The Cyclink. Pick the one that sounds like you.

A coach helping a child practise riding (kids course)

Kids learning to ride

Our main line: balance bikes, first pedals, basic skills and trails — coached one step at a time.

Find your class

Adults riding for themselves

Skills coaching, route exploration and regular group rides for riders looking after their own progress.

Adult riding

Group cycling for schools and organisations

Schools, NGOs & groups

School programmes, team days, subsidised rides and corporate events — quoted per group.

Group enquiries

A fantasy journey to Unknown Island

Which little rider is your child?

Walk through 12 small fantasy scenes and find a learning pace that suits them.

A playful exploration of learning preferences. For reference only.

Set off!

Twelve crew members are waiting on the islandMeet them

About Cyclink

More Than Cycling

Learn to ride, and learn to be brave.

Our coaches tailor every session to the rider’s age, ability and goals. Head Coach Fuji is a former Hong Kong national team rider and a current youth squad coach, and leads the team from first balance through to BMX and mountain-bike skills.

Safety starts with small habits

Helmets, well-maintained bikes and road-safety habits — every single lesson.

Skills build up step by step

A clear pathway from first balance to specialised riding — real skills at every step.

A little more encouragement

Playful coaching, never shouting — kids ask to come back.

2019founded
全港Hong Kong-wide
小班small groups

We started with a few coaches and have kept to one thing: helping children go from not daring to try, to trying on their own.

How we coach

Kids course guide

Every rider starts somewhere.

Start from where your child is now, and find the class that fits.

Not riding yet

A coach crouching on the track, steadying the bike while a child practises balance

0–1 Learn to Ride

The first time on two wheels — from unsure feet to “can I go again?”.

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Can ride — wants steadier

Weaving between cones in a park to practise bike control

Basic Skills

The moment they trust themselves — nobody holding the saddle, still rolling forward.

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Has basics — wants a challenge

A coach and a child riding a forest trail

Specialist courses

MTB / BMX

Pick MTB or BMX and explore a different kind of riding.

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Not sure which class fits?

Start with an Assessment Class so a coach can see where your child is now, then suggest the right course.

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Locations

Where will the journey start?

Tell us the districts that are convenient for you, see the classes running now, or note your interest in a new group.

Where would you like to ride?

Tuen Mun Yuen Long Tin Shui Wai Tsuen Wan Kowloon City Kowloon Bay Kwai Chung Sha Tin Tai Po North Point Kennedy Town Cyberport

Ask us about the classes running now, or tell us the district you’d like to learn in — other districts and private venues can also be arranged. The actual date and venue are confirmed on WhatsApp.

Ask about class times

Hong Kong cycling map

Start with the map. Find your next ride.

Compare places and routes on the map, pick a destination, then plan the journey with Google Maps.

29 places 4 routes

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Long waterfront routeTai Wai Station → Tai Mei Tuk22.7 km · about 1h 14m Half-day route near the MTRSha Tin Station → Tai Po Market Station13.5 km · about 00:42 新界西北短途元朗站 → 天水圍站5.6 km · about 00:28 在地圖發掘全部

FAQ

Quick answers, no guesswork.

The short versions. We’re always one message away for the rest.

Most learners start riding at around three years old, and some children who have used a balance bike begin at around two and a half if they are tall enough. Every child starts from a different place — tell us about your child, and together we’ll find a suitable course and equipment arrangement for them.

You can start slowly with a beginner course. Through simple exercises we help your child build confidence little by little, trying at their own pace. No rush — our coaches stay alongside them, one step at a time.

Both are available; the actual arrangement depends on the course. Tell us the rider’s level and needs, and we’ll look together at which format suits better.

Helmets must be worn in class. Equipment arrangements differ from course to course; before booking, please confirm whether a bicycle and helmet are included, and which items need to be rented or brought.

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We’ll be here when you’re ready.

Whether it is a first go on a bike or riding more steadily, we’ll help you find a start that suits you.

Find your class

At your own pace Go further

Ride better, ride further.

Which kind of rider are you?

Skills coaching

Route exploration

Regular rides

Cycling programmes for schools, NGOs and companies.

School programmes

Team days

Subsidised & volunteer rides

Corporate events

Who is riding?

Kids learning to ride

Adults riding for themselves

Schools, NGOs & groups

Which little rider is your child?

More Than Cycling

Safety starts with small habits

Skills build up step by step

A little more encouragement

Every rider starts somewhere.

0–1 Learn to Ride

Basic Skills

Specialist courses

Find a time that suits you.

Where will the journey start?

Start with the map. Find your next ride.

Quick answers, no guesswork.

What’s new lately?

We’ll be here when you’re ready.