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Do you know how to ride a bike?

Know how to ride a bike?

  • Yes

    Votes: 66 76.7%

  • No

    Votes: 14 16.3%

  • Used to but forgot.

    Votes: 6 7.0%
  • Total voters
    86
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metagrody6

COMO UN JEFE
My middle name isn't 'I Know How To Ride a Bike' for nothing
 
S

Spookz

Lumos
I used to, but I was never very good at it, and now I've forgotten. Sometimes I wish I could since most of my friends ride their bikes around the city, maybe I'll try picking it up again.
 
S

Simipour

<('.'<) (>'.')>
Yes, its been my main mode of transportation over the years as my parents/guardian don't have a car. I've become very comfortable on a bike, having no reservations riding it on roads without bike paths next to all the moving/parked cars. I always have headphones in too. Pretty much im as comfortable on a bike as im am sitting in the backseat of a car. Ive ridden bikes enough to be able to comfortably ride a bike with no hands/whilst eating. None of these are achievements of any kind, its just the natural balance that comes with riding often. Point being if i get behind the wheel of a car(I am yet to do this), i will feel far more insecure than on a bike. Though since I moved house I don't use it much anymore as i catch a bus to school and walk to the shops. (they're closer than before.)

Some of the things may sound irresponsible, but they really have no bearing whatsoever on me riding.
 
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Flame Mistress

Well-Known Member
Yes, but it's pretty useless since I only go to the local park about once in every month or two, and mi secondary school is a good 8 miles away from my house, and I have to go through the motorway to reach it.
 
T

TurtwigFan1

burning it down
I used to have a bike, which I hated. I never saw the appeal of bikes. I can ride in a (very wobbly) straight line, but when I try to turn corners I just fall off. So no, I cannot ride a bike.
 
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Livinitup17

Looking for trades
I know how to ride a bike after my dad taught my how to on broken cracked ground
Oh i learn quick to avoid falling on that horrible ground lol but i never bother to learn any tricks won't risk breaking bones for that but at least i know how to ride with one hand and a few seconds without hands
 
D

Dragon Trainer X

良い感じ!
Yeah, I can ride them. When I was young though, two weird things happened:
1. When I was going fast on my driveway and tried to stop, I was flung over it and I went a few feet before making touch-down.
2. I was going too fast and ran right into the side of my house... BAM!

Anyone else have these happen to them?
 
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ashhleeyy

εμπιστοσύνη
> tried when I was 8
> fell
> gave up
> taught myself at age 19
> still too scared to bike in the city
 
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littlea53

Prince of Darkness
You never forget how!
 
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