Erik Kellogg smiles for the camera after riding a modified "roller bike". The Society for the Hadicapped sponsored for the Adapted Bicycle Camp providing a unique bicycling experience for physically challenged children at Davis High School's gym. April 14, 2009. (Bart Ah You/The Modesto Bee)
Erik Kellogg smiles for the camera after riding a modified "roller bike". The Society for the Hadicapped sponsored for the Adapted Bicycle Camp providing a unique bicycling experience for physically challenged children at Davis High School's gym. April 14, 2009. (Bart Ah You/The Modesto Bee) Modesto Bee
Erik Kellogg smiles for the camera after riding a modified "roller bike". The Society for the Hadicapped sponsored for the Adapted Bicycle Camp providing a unique bicycling experience for physically challenged children at Davis High School's gym. April 14, 2009. (Bart Ah You/The Modesto Bee) Modesto Bee

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An important learning experience on two wheels

April 14, 2009 11:55 PM

Children who didn’t think they could ride a bicycle are learning otherwise at the Society for the Handicapped’s Adapted Bike Camp at Davis High School in Modesto. Volunteers and staff help participants ride modified bikes. To learn more about the program and the people behind it, click on the photos with this story.

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