Old School Bike Helmet

WITH THE VISION OF CREATING A NURSERY OF CYCLISTS IN GUATEMALA, MEN WHO MADE HISTORY IN THE CYCLING JOINED TO CREATE THE ACADEMY OF CYCLING, WHERE YOUNG CHILDREN CAN LEARN FROM THIS EXCITING SPORT. "Friends by cicle" and called this group of riders of old, who made history in the sport of pedal, now seek to train children and youth in the sport that makes the village fete. "We find and train new riders who excel in road and track," said Carlos Gonzalez, a member of Friends of the Cycle. " "It was inevitable catching the excitement of cycling brought these men to form new values ??of cycling. That's why we support," said the lawyer Otto Melgar, Managing Estadio Cementos Progreso. They were all great cyclists in return to Guatemala and released the details of the Cycling Academy during a press conference at the Press Room Estadio Cementos Progreso. There we found Reginaldo Enríquez, Jorge Armas, Carlos Rafael González, Benigno Rustrián and Felix Trujillo, who took the initiative to create this as a new stage of the old school bike helmet of Cycling that existed for over twenty five years in Guatemala. Juan José Pontaza also part of this group of visionaries who are cycling in his heart, but was unable to attend the conference. "Friends of the Bike" has the support of the National Cycling Federation and supported by Cementos Progreso, Villa and Don Fraternal Corporation Radio National. "We are independent of the Cycling Federation, only have his endorsement, but do not depend on it," said Don Jorge Armas, remembered for being the first rider to win a stage in return to Guatemala and be the first leader of our Back. Felix Trujillo, who presented the draft of the new Academy of Cycling, will be responsible for technical assistance and preparation of future cyclists. "A group of veteran writers and cyclists always meet for breakfast and talk on Friday Pollo Campero of San Juan, and evil once commenting cycling time living in Guatemala, who initiated the proposal to work in the formation of an Academy of Cycling forming the future champions who lead Guatemala to the top, "said Don Carlos Rafael González. Cycling with the Academy of "Friends of the cycle" seeks to find and form new elements for road cycling and track cycling to raise the national level several years ago passed a sad time and without great success. This process of theoretical and practical training will be given by Professor Felix Trujillo, who had charge of the former old school bike helmet of Cycling Federation Cycling Guatemala several years ago. Can use any type of bike. The new Academy of Cycling, which began operations on May 27th at the Estadio Cementos Progreso, children can reach between 6 and 15 years of age (15 +364 days, to be precise) with any type of bike. This means that the Academy of Cycling does not require the use of race bikes, can reach its mid-travel bike, mountain, bmx or even a "California" if you still have it, because there are different categories for learning. Reportedly, the Cycling Academy has room for future riders including six to fifteen, divided into the following categories:. According to the organizers and directors of the Academy of Cycling, participation in these classes will be free, the only prerequisite to have his helmet, and gauntlets preferably. Classes are held on Fridays, the hours of 2-5 pm, beginning May 27 in the parking lot number 2 Estadio Cementos Progreso, which already has set up a registration office for future care and cyclists. Here it can request any information, or call 2388-6262. You can use these HTML tags and attributes:. CGN News is the only news agency with a vision to make known the Good News of what is happening in Guatemala and Guatemalans. Positive Notes and Curious, current affairs and business always benefit Guatemalans, supported by electronic mail, first hand, they report the good things of our country. In Guatemala are developing the concept of journalism with values ??to generate a change in Guatemalan society with a different media, to form new positive comments. . .
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