Westside Kinship Gets Free Bikes from Helpful Honda Dealers
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A Helpful Guy in Blue helps Jeremiah with his new helmet.
Photo Courtesy of: Helpful Honda Dealers
Helpful Guy Saro Karagueuzian builds a bike for Allie Q. with the Westside Kinship Program.
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The Helpful Guys in Blue build bikes for deserving kids of Westside Kinship Program.
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Officer Lopez with CHP discusses bike safety with a lucky new bike owner.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
David Jeremiah McCarver, 7, poses with his newly put-together bike with a couple of the Helpful Guys in Blue who helped him construct it.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Clarissa McCarver, 6, gets her face painted by Petals the Clown.
Photo Courtesy of: Pete Petersen
Bethany Stringer, 8, works with a Helpful Guy in Blue to put together her new bicycle.
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