Plantation 10-year-old starts business teaching kids how to ride their bikes
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Plantation 10-year-old starts business teaching kids how to ride their bikes
Spencer Glassberg, 10, has turned his passion for bike riding to a business. The fifth grader says it’s $20 a lesson, and kids are usually riding on their own in two or three sessions. “I feel very good because I know that kids love riding bikes, and I just want to help people,” he said.
Young Spencer is a hit in his Plantation neighborhood, and on the Nextdoor app, with his new venture.
“I think it’s fun because I like riding, going really fast, and it’s really fun,” said Spencer. “I have a few clients so far, but I’m willing to get as many as I need.”
A year ago, Spencer was the victim of a random crime. It has been a year of triumph, and he’s even running for class president at Central Park Elementary.
“We’re just very proud of him, and we know he’s going to continue to have a thriving business,” said Stuart Glassberg, Spencer’s father.
The fifth grader says it’s $20 a lesson, and kids are usually riding on their own in two or three sessions.
“I feel very good because I know that kids love riding bikes, and I just want to help people,” he said.
Spencer created an email address for potential clients to reach him: Spencer4Hire1119@aol.com
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Plantation 10-year-old starts business teaching kids how to ride their bikes
Spencer Glassberg, 10, has turned his passion for bike riding to a business. The fifth grader says it’s $20 a lesson, and kids are usually riding on their own in two or three sessions. “I feel very good because I know that kids love riding bikes, and I just want to help people,” he said.
Young Spencer is a hit in his Plantation neighborhood, and on the Nextdoor app, with his new venture.
“I think it’s fun because I like riding, going really fast, and it’s really fun,” said Spencer. “I have a few clients so far, but I’m willing to get as many as I need.”
A year ago, Spencer was the victim of a random crime. It has been a year of triumph, and he’s even running for class president at Central Park Elementary.
“We’re just very proud of him, and we know he’s going to continue to have a thriving business,” said Stuart Glassberg, Spencer’s father.
The fifth grader says it’s $20 a lesson, and kids are usually riding on their own in two or three sessions.
“I feel very good because I know that kids love riding bikes, and I just want to help people,” he said.
Spencer created an email address for potential clients to reach him: Spencer4Hire1119@aol.com
Copyright 2025 by WPLG Local10.com – All rights reserved.