Youngsters try out bikes and quads over half term holiday
Crunch Youth Club, Ramsey, at the Gauntlet Project, - Credit: Archant
Youngsters from across the region gathered at the Gauntlet Auto Project in Ramsey for two days of off-road fun over half term.
Crunch Youth Club, Ramsey, at the Gauntlet Project, Chairman Ben, - Credit: Archant
Held by CRUNCH Youth Club in conjunction with the Ramsey Million Partnership, 20 children turned out for the sessions where they learnt how to work, maintain and even perfect skills on a motorbike.
Split into several sections, the track had something for everyone; from beginners learning the basics to advanced riders trying out jumps.
Harry Nunley, 13, one of the riders, said: “I’ve learnt everything about bikes and it’s just so much fun. It’s taken me two days to get to where I am.
“I’m probably going to keep coming back here as it’s such good fun.”
Children could also have a go on quad bikes, and the session cost just £5 for four hours.
Mick Oliver, youth and community worker, said: “They’re a great bunch of youngsters. It’s been brilliant.”
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Gauntlet Auto Project runs Saturday sessions for the public from 10am to 12:30pm.
