Bike riding....do you ever forget?

[SparkyNYC]

I haven't ridden a bike since I was about ten......what are the changes that I can still do it?

 

[D_Percy_Prettywillie]

I wouldn't try riding without using your hands or doing a wheelie but the rest of it should come pretty naturally to you. If at some point you knew how it'll just be a matter if recalling your balance once you get on. There's a reason the adage is "Just like riding a bike, you never forget." It's one of those things its essentially impossible to "un-learn."





JSZ

 

[SparkyNYC]

Thanx man- btw hot pix?

 

[fratpack]

trust me, u should have no problem...maybe a little bit wobbly at first but it comes back to u. enjoy!

 

[B_Marius567]

do not buy a wal-mart bike i had one and it was made cheap. alot people seem seem ride a bike with the bike seat too low.

 

[SparkyNYC]

I'm only considering renting a bike for a day

 

[helgaleena]

I'm only considering renting a bike for a day

Make sure it has an adjustable seat stem and you'll be good to go. I have GOT to get mine out of the shed this year before it's too late....

 

[Krusader]

It's pretty hard to forget how to ride a bicycle

 

[crescendo69]

After 30 years, I tried again on a borrowed bike. Really wobbly at first, but I got better quickly. Since my eye surgery, though, my tunnel vision makes it difficult to navigate safely.

 

[The Dragon]

Please make sure they have helmets and wear one.

Sure it might not look cool but neither are acquired brain injuries, being tube fed or being toileted by a full time carer.

 

[rbkwp]

Best of luck to you'

15 months country living biked 5 miles each way / shift work 4-12 12-8 8-4
by choice, buses supplied .. most enjoyable
cant see myself balancing on one these days haha
enz

btw i did manage to ride a bike into a dike, several years later, fortunately an American i was travelling with dragged me out .. cant swim haha
(one dead Maori found dead in dutch dike\)