24 July, 2018

another way

to learn how to ride a bike.  The bike has a place for training wheels but I guess this method works too.


22 comments:

  1. Anyway you learn it by trial and error.

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  2. ...I've seen the method too! 🚲

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  3. I remember my father hold me by the saddle and ran with me.

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  4. Silly question, maybe. Why do we need bikes? Why not have a third wheel at the back, about 4 inches apart, and be done with it? Like a tricycle but a bicycle. Or a fat (wide) wheel at the back? I think I'll invent one.

    God bless.

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  5. He'll soon be away on his own - with no way for dad to keep up.

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  6. Leuke foto Bill, jong geleerd is oud gedaan zeggen we hier.
    Groet kees.

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  7. Whatever works I guess . . .
    Once learned . . . it’s a breeze!

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  8. Well that's one way of doing it Bill, won't be long until he's off under his own steam ☺

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  9. These seem to be common now so it must work although you need someone behind you unlike training wheels where you are off on your own.

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  10. I was 5 when I learned to ride a two wheeler. Before that I was afraid everyone would be riding unicycles before I learned to ride a bicycle!

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  11. Ahhh....the memories! Even at my age, I still remember my dad teaching me to ride a bike.

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  12. I've seen something like that used here.

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  13. Dad is running as well... good exercise! : )

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  14. Teaching my son to ride a bike was a lesson in patience lol.

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  15. I learned to ride a bike at age 5 and have been a life long bike rider. It's one of my favorite things to do.

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  16. Whatever works is okay by me.
    But the mother, grandmother and great-grandmother in me asks "where is the helmet?"

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  17. Glad to see a child and an adult working together on this skill.

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  18. I bet the little boy will be on his own soon, forgetting he ever didn't know how.

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  19. All part of growing up - learning to ride a bike.
    I have seen this before, it seems to work well.

    All the best Jan

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