Bicycle Safety Assemblies and Helmet Safety school assemblies save lives by delivering important bike safety messages to kids!

High Action Bikes bicycle stunt riders talk about bike safety while performing an exciting bmx stunt show that kids of all ages will love!

Our bicycle safety programs are performed for schools, bicycle rodeos, police departments and hospitals.

Our 40 minute high energy bmx bike show delivers important facts about bicycle safety and helmet safety. We let kids know that when we wear our helmets we feel safe when riding our bikes. BIKE HELMETS SAVE LIVES!

Your kids will be amazed to have Top Bmx Bike Stunt Riders perform for your school. Our bmx bike riders have appeared on television competing at the X-Games and the Dew Action Sports Tour.

At High Action Bikes we believe in playing it safe by checking your bike to make sure it is safe before you ride it. There are also certain rules you should follow when riding your bike. And most importantly you should wear a helmet every time you ride your bicycle regardless of your age.

• 167,000 bicycle riders visit emergency rooms with head injuries every year.
• Each year about 1000 Americans die of bicycle related injuries.
• About 750 bicyclists die from head injuries every year.
• Of those 750 about half of the deaths are children under the age of 15 years old.
• Head injuries include: concussions, bruises, cuts and brain injuries that may cause paralysis.
• Wearing a helmet is not a fashion statement, it is a statement that you care about yourself.
• Cracked or damaged helmets need to be replaced immediately.
• Look for helmets that are approved for use on bicycles.

• ALWAYS WEAR YOUR HELMET WHEN RIDING YOUR BICYCLE!
• Always ride your bike with the flow of the traffic and do not swerve back and forth.
• The 3 most common places bicycle accidents happen: driveways, streets and intersections.
• What should be done at the 3 common places to help avoid a bicycle accident.
• The proper hand signals for making turn and stopping on a bicycle.
• Why you should walk your bike across an intersection.

Our 5 Point Bicycle Safety Check

1. Check the tires to make sure they are properly inflated. Make sure the wheels are securely on the bike and they do not have any broken or missing spokes.

2. Make sure the handlebars do not move back and forth. Make sure the handle grips do not move.

3. Make sure the seat does not move.

4. Make sure the chain is not rusted. Make sure that it is not to tight or to loose. Make sure the pedals are on securely. Make sure the sprocket is not missing any teeth.

5. Make sure the brakes work. There are either hand brakes or a coaster brake. The left hand brake is for the front wheel. The right hand brake is for the back wheel. Always use both brakes together. Never pull just the left brake because this will make you flip over your handle bars. If you do not have hand brakes you will have a coaster brake that works by pushing backwards on the pedals. If you do not have any brakes your bike is not safe to ride.

Touring Areas: We perform our bike safety school assemblies throughout the midwest region. Midwest States include Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, and Ohio. Other areas may be considered if a full week of shows is booked.

Save $100 dollars off your bike safety school assembly program! Get another school within a 30 mile radius to book an assembly for the same day and both schools get $100 dollars off the regular show price.

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If your school pta, pto, or principal is interested in booking a show but needs information about our bicycle safety school assemblies you can download and print our brochure.