PHOTO GALLERY: Kids take part in Bicycle Safety Rodeo
Hundreds of children brought their bikes to the Washington Fairgrounds Saturday for the 47th annual Bicycle Safety Rodeo, presented by the Washington Optimist Club and Washington Police Department. The event featured an obstacle course for ages 5 to 13, a car seat check, a helmet giveaway and fitting, bike inspection and repairs from Revolution Cycles and an opportunity to take part in the Missouri Child ID program.
Safety first
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Jenn Miner helps Sophia Schmidt, 4, find a helmet Saturday at the 47th annual Bicycle Safety Rodeo. Mercy Hospital provided free helmets for children at the event at the Washington Fairgrounds.
Zig zagging
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Gary Winzenberger observes Dottie Gierer, 5, in the obstacle course Saturday at the Bicycle Safety Rodeo at the Washington Fairgrounds. The 47th annual event, sponsored by the Washington Optimist Club and Washington Police Department, offered prizes to children who rode through the course the fastest.
Safety Town
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Rebecca Messex helps James Messex, 2, through the Safety Town area at the Bicycle Safety Rodeo Saturday at the Washington Fairgrounds. The event featured a variety of bike related attractions.
Not our first rodeo
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Obstacle course
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Safety Town
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