1:1 lessons in a quiet North Shore lot (978) 238-8788 · pete@pirateskool.com · Topsfield, MA

Gift cards

Gift cards

A lesson that finally gets them riding. The recipient books when they are ready and applies the code at checkout.

Two amounts

$150 — one beginner lesson. A 1:1 session in a quiet Topsfield lot. We start on our bikes, often smaller first with pedals later. Helmets and pads are here.

$300 — two beginner lessons on one code. Most kids start, stop, pedal, and steer in a lot within one to three sessions, so two is the common gift. The $300 code is a single code with a balance: the first booking takes $150 off, the second booking uses the same code for the rest.

We teach kids 5 and up. There is no published upper age limit.

How it works

  1. You buy the card on Trafft. Pick $150 or $300 and pay there. You can send it straight to the recipient’s email or download the PDF and hand it over yourself.
  2. The recipient gets a code. It arrives by email or on the PDF you forward. Each purchase makes its own unique code, so one family’s balance never touches another’s.
  3. They book a beginner lesson at /lessons/beginner-kids/ and apply the code at checkout. A $300 code covers two bookings — same code both times.

If fear or extra needs are the main story, request a call before booking. A short call lets us plan the first session around the child. You do not need to send a diagnosis through a form.

Redeeming a code

Have a code already? Pick a time on the beginner kids page and enter the code where Trafft asks for it.

Book with a gift code

Good to know

  • Lessons are 1:1 in quiet, flat lots around Topsfield, MA.
  • Bring the child’s bike if you have one. If not, we start on ours.
  • Closed-toe shoes, clothes for the weather, water. No flip-flops.
  • The card itself shows its amount and expiration on Trafft and on the PDF.
  • Questions? See the FAQ or request a call.

Ready when you are

Book a $150 lesson

Standard kids beginner lessons book online. If fear or extra needs are the main story, request a call instead.