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Explains the safe way to ride a bicycle and identifies such important equipment as the helmet, reflectors, and basket.

Henry Huggins, his dog Ribsy, and his friend Beezus, busy themselves with trying to earn enough money for Henry to buy a bicycle subjects: Fiction, Friendship, Dogs, Bicycles and Bicycling, Bicycles.

Discusses the safety aspects of riding a bicycle, including such topics as helmets, equipment, traffic rules, hand signals, and visibility.

Even though he loves to ride his bicycle, a young boy makes excuses not to because he is the only one of his friends to still have training wheels.

An illustrated introduction to cycling, discussing clothing and equipment, different types of bikes, the importance of bike size, the basics of riding, safety, racing, and other topics.

(First story) D.W. wants to ride in the bike-a-thon, but first she must get rid of those training wheels.

In the story, two American soldiers stationed in a small village in Japan do amazing tricks on a borrowed bicycle.

Simple text and photographs describe a variety of motorbikes, including mopeds, scooters, sidecars, and patrol bikes.

Text and photographs depict how workers and machines in a bicycle factory put together bicycles.

Describes many different types of bikes, including the unicycle, tandem bike, racing bike, exercise bike, and trail bike.

Offers tips to keep young riders as safe as possible when riding a bike.

Provides information about biking, explaining what it is, describing the equipment needed, the techniques of biking, and bike competitions, and introducing some of the superstars of the sport.

Looks at the origins of bicycles, and discusses how bicycling has developed in terms of gear and biking styles.

Presents a description of riding a bike, and includes information on bike saftey for all ages.

Franklin the turtle is eager to participate in the bicycle rally but is embarrassed by his new helmet and nearly misses the race.