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This document outlines the requirements for a Cyclist badge in Scouting. To earn the badge, a Scout must: 1) own and have used their bicycle satisfactorily for at least 6 months and be willing to use it for emergency service; 2) demonstrate simple bicycle repair skills; 3) know highway and traffic rules like signs and signals; and 4) correctly repeat a verbal message after a 1-hour bicycle ride. Passing the Cycling Proficiency Test also satisfies part of the requirements.

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This document outlines the requirements for a Cyclist badge in Scouting. To earn the badge, a Scout must: 1) own and have used their bicycle satisfactorily for at least 6 months and be willing to use it for emergency service; 2) demonstrate simple bicycle repair skills; 3) know highway and traffic rules like signs and signals; and 4) correctly repeat a verbal message after a 1-hour bicycle ride. Passing the Cycling Proficiency Test also satisfies part of the requirements.

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CYCLIST BADGE

(Corresponding badge for over 15 ~ Despatch Rider)

1. Demonstrate that the Scout owns their own of, and has used
satisfactorily for at least six months, a cycle properly equipped and
in good working order. The Scout must be willing to use it in the
Queen’s service if called upon at any time in case of emergency.

2. Demonstrate that the Scout can effect simple repairs which might
include the following at the discretion of the Examiner; change
tyre and tube, mend a puncture, replace a brake, adjust a wheel
bearing or any part of the machine.

3. Demonstrate that the Scout knows the Highway Code, traffic


signals, lighting-up times, road signs, national system of road
numbering and be able to read a road map.

Note ~ A Scout who has passed the Cycling Proficiency Test of the
Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents qualifies
automatically for Part 3 of this badge.

4. Repeat correctly a verbal message after a ride of at least one


hour’s duration.

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