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PLEASE NOTE: Freiker is changing to Boltage. Please visit boltage.org.

Freiker (FREquent bIKER, rhymes with biker) believes that every trip counts. Biking or walking to school is:
  • healthy - fun and exercise with friends and family
  • environmentally friendly - one less car on the road
  • easy - the perfect way to get to school

Kids do the walking or riding and our "Freikometer" does the counting. Trips to school add up throughout the school year and count towards various incentives. It's that simple.

Join the movement that's inspiring kids to change their own health, our schools, our communities and our world - one trip to school at a time. Become a Freiker today!

Freiker gives kids a chance to make a positive impact on their future and the future of the planet. You can help, too.

Breaking News

Munroe Elementary was featured in recent news reports on how Michelle Obama's Let's Move initiative can bring important changes to schools throughout America. Both the Denver Post and Channel 7 News in Denver highlight how Munroe is using Freiker to motivate and sustain behavior change.

Freiker is thrilled to announce that our technology partner, Dero Bike Rack, has formally introduced the Dero Zap solution.

Freiker students at Almond Elementary in Los Altos, CA arrive in Siberia having burned half-a-million kid calories and saving 6 tons of CO2 emissions! Details in GreenTown Newsletter.

Read all about Freiker and the Safe Routes to School movement in the October issue of Bicycling Magazine.

Mustangs on the Move is our latest Freiker installation. Over 250 kids pre-registered to participate in the program designed to encourage daily walking to school in the diverse Westwood neighborhood of Denver. Click here to see a recent news story from CBS4 in Denver.

More Freiker News

Testimonials

"Our bike racks are overflowing. Everybody at Crest View loves the Freiker program and the extra encouragement it provides to students to bike to school." Ned Levine, Crest View Elementary Principal

"This is exactly the sort of program One World Two Wheels (1W2W) is proud to support. It gets kids riding, provides measurable results, and energizes the school community. I've seen it work and it's terrific." Rebecca Anderson, Director of One World, Two Wheels