Mount Pleasant Magazine Sept/Oct 2020
28 www.ReadMPM.com | www.MountPleasantMagazine.com | www.VOICEforMP.com rack, so it can pivot for turning. It allows the child to pedal and feel independent, although they still rely on the older rider for balance and control. n Bikes with training wheels give children the confidence boost they need to start riding on their own. Bikes in this category start with 12-inch wheels, which can fit the smallest child. n Once young children are ready for their own two-wheeler, avoid the common mistake of buying a bike that they’ll “grow into.” Take the time to get the child properly fit. n Adults and children should wear helmets at all times, even if it’s a short jaunt down the street. Know and follow bicycle laws. While most bikes can accept child seats, it’s wise to check the manual for capacity. Make sure bikes have functioning brakes, lubed chains and tires with plenty of air. n Whether you’re going for a modest or long family ride, you may wish to pack some food in sealed containers. Bring finger foods that are easy to pick up and eat; freeze water bottles before packing, as they can keep the food cold. Also pack baby wipes, insect repellent and sunscreen. Photo by Juli Kaplan. feature Exceptional Wine • Champagne • Craft Beer DIY Mimosas • Charcuterie Boards • Coffee • Espresso 115 Pitt Street, Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 • 858.401.2732 www.leeahsoldvillage.com Located in the heart of Old Village Mt. Pleasant CHARLESTON'S LARGEST SELECTION FOR EVERYTHING TENNIS! Northcutt Plaza 976 Houston Northcutt Blvd., Suite M., Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464 www.holycitytennisshop.com | 843.284.8977 TEMPORARY HOURS : M-F 10am-5pm Sat. 9am-3pm Sunday Closed Curbside drop-off for racket stringing available! Stay healthy and be safe everyone! 15% off any single item For Healthcare Workers!
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