DRT Racing Names All Kids Bike the Official Charity Partner of 2022 Events - Speedway Digest

DRT Racing has named All Kids Bike the “Official Charity Partner” of their 2022 racing events.

DRT Racing was formed in 2014 and has established itself as the premier race operations, timing & scoring and track builder for select AMA racing events and promoter for the AMA Supermoto Championship Series.

Wacky Racers is a racing series established in September 2021, it offers multiple classes of racing for young riders including Stacyc 12” and 16” classes, Strider 12” and 14” Classes, PW50, mini motos up to 110cc, and electric motorcycles.

DRT Racing will donate $1.00 per race registration to All Kids Bike. Wacky Racers will then match the total donation from DRT Racing.

With this partnership, DRT Racing will contribute to creating new riders across Southern California by placing the All Kids Bike Kindergarten PE Program in elementary schools.

Cost of the All Kids Bike program is $5000 and includes:

24 Strider 14x Balance Bikes
24 Pedal conversion kits
24 Helmets
Teacher training certification
8-week teaching curriculum
2-year equipment warranty
5+ year product support

This partnership opens the door to teaching thousands of kids how to ride a bike as well as giving those who don’t have access to a bicycle the chance to develop this lifelong skill.

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