BALTIMORE — They're winning on the field, currently sitting in the second place in the A-L East with a 24-13 record.
Now some young fans have a new reason to root for the orioles.
That reason....free bikes.
On Thursday, pitcher Kyle Gibson and the non-profit 'All Kids Bike' were at Federal Hill Preparatory Academy.
The group's goal is to teach every child to ride a bike before they finish kindergarten.
Orioles players built the bikes beforehand.
Gibson helped hand them out to kids.
"I think living in a city makes it a little tough because maybe there's not as many places where you can go and ride. But thankfully the school here is gonna give me a chance to do a PE class and a chance to ride around this gym and give them a safe place to do it well," said Gibson.
Fed Hill Prep is a Title 1 school.
According to Maryland Public Schools, more than 70% of students live at or below the poverty line.
The donation includes 24 bikes, plus a bike for the teacher.
The kids will ride the bikes during PE during the school year.
