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There a lot of different "bikes" out there. Some are ten speeds, some are twelve. Some are mountain bikes.. If you've "rode" a bike before and know how to peddle and stay on it, you're going to be great!
trial and error of course! it will seem wierd at first but eventually you'll get used to the new bike good luck!
make sure the bike is in good riding condition.
easyy...just hop on with 1 foot on the ground n push off...ull b good!
LOL This question made me giggle ! Don't panic, you'll be fine. x
okai im kind of confused...i think your talking about a guy? and comparing him to riding a bike?
whats like riding a bike?
I get what you mean. It won't happen over night, but it will happen. Have lots of humour and don't expect that they will be able to fill his shoes.You can't protect yourself from this life-It's like the movie Butterfly on a Wheel. Be strong- you can do it.
What are you talking about?
It's an old saying, that goes back to the beginning of the last Century and for good reason. Once you learn, your body remembers. The thing to do, once you get back on the bike, is remember, that speed helps your balance. If you cycle slowly you will wobble all over the place. There has to be someone close who rides a bike, and can give you a steady hand, to get back on one, so just ask around. Most people will be happy to help you.
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