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Photo Gallery: Ride Until the Training Wheels Fall Off

Shorewood police helped children from all over Milwaukee learn how to ride their bicycles.

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Despite chilly temperatures, more than 50 children participated in the First Bike Ride event Saturday.

Shorewood police and bike experts from gave children from all over the Milwaukee metro area a crash course in dropping the training wheels and riding their bikes.

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