PBR RULES, REQUIREMENTS, FAQ’s

Q: Do I need my own push bike?
A: No, we have push bikes you may rent

Q: Does my child need their own helmet?
A: preferably yes. We do not like to rent out helmets since we classify them as a personal item

Q: Are helmets required?
A: Yes, this rule cannot be bent or broken

Q: Do we need other gear like elbow pads, knee pads, gloves
A: No, your child may join without these

Q: Can my child use slippers or sandals?
A: No, participants must wear closed toed shoes

Refund Rules

Dear parent, our registration fee is only P450 and we want to keep it that way so entry fees will not be a barrier for kids to join.

This low fee means we suffer a loss every time someone asks for a refund for any reason. This is because the cost of production of your child’s medal, certificate and insurance all has a cost that we ourselves cannot get back.

In this regard we are implementing the following deductions for refund of the P450 entry fee for any reason.

100% refund of P450 will be made if you ask for refund 5 days before the activity:

If less than 5 days notice before the activity:

  1. Less P50 pesos for finishers Medal production
  2. Less P100 pesos for accident insurance for the event
  3. Less P20 for certificate

Total to be refunded is: P280 out of P450

Race Rules and Regulations

  1. Any Balance Bike may be used as long as bike is worthy and will not put the participant in danger.
  2. Size of push bike is 12x. 12x means the tire size is 12inches
  3. There may be other special categories that will arise, such as 14x, 16x and 20x wheel size pedal races. You must be mindful of the specified size for these special categories
  4. Parent waives organizers and partners harmless for any accident, injuries or damages sustained before, during or after the activity.
  5. No parents are allowed on track during competition. Interference by family member with participants may result in disqualification
  6. All riders may be assisted on the start hill/ramp only. One parent limit in start area.
  7. Parent must not make any contact with bike or rider at the start of the race (while counting/ no pushing).
  8. Riders in standard classes must be able to complete course unassisted for a finishing position.
  9. At a minimum, every rider will be allowed to run three race laps.
  10. Age groups for racing are based on rider’s age the day of the race.
  11. Bikes must be properly fitted to the rider with final decision being made by the official.
  12. All bikes must pass a basic inspection to verify compliance with the race rules and ensure safety for the rider and fellow participants.
  13. No modifications of bike frame or fork are allowed.
  14. After market components such as wheels, seats, and handle bars are acceptable but are subject to safety inspection by race official.
  15. All riders must wear a helmet
  16. Please keep the finishing area free so kids will cross the finish line and we are able to count properly
  17. We are not responsible for any accident, injuries or damage made by the participants
  18. We will add your email address to a parents mailing list. You may unsubscribe by replying “Unsubscribe”.
  19. We may use all pictures and videos captured at the event and use the kids name on the race results list and other lists related to PBR.
  20. No reservation will be confirmed until full payment is received. 
  21. For 6 year old category, 7 year old’s will be allowed as long as the 7 year old child meets the following criteria
    • 1. They have already joined a PBR for the current year as a 6 year old
    • 2. They are still active number holder (8 month expiration rule)
    • 3. They just turned 7 during the current year
  22. We will recognize the God given date of natural birth over a date of birth that has mistakenly encoded, as is sometimes the case when the birth certificate is filed late.
    • For example the birth certificate was certified by the physician and mother on April 4, 2020. But the Date of birth on the certificate is December 4, 2020.
    • We will use April 4, 2020 as the basis of the child’s age.