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Hill has finally learned how to ride a bike. After 4 years of frustration where we bought Hill a bike smaller than his size (so he would feel safe) and everyone tried to teach him using the traditional methods (training wheels, running behind the bike), Hill's bike riding training was turned over to his mother. His mother put him on a bike correctly fitted to his size and then told him how to ride. Hill then learned to ride a bike in a week.
Liam loves riding his bike. He better, in this family!
He rode around the block a half dozen times tonight, and by the end was barely relying on the training wheels.
Can you sense the pride?
En plena crisis de los 40, sin pelo y con 20 kilos de más, me dedico a aprender surf.
Nunca es tarde si la dicha es buena.
High up above the entrance to a small shopping mall, Station Square, I think, near Metrotown in Burnaby, B.C. Brings back a lot of memories!
Sandown Bay Academy safer rider course for mopeds. The students who took part in the Pre-Rider Educational Course with Paul Spreadbury from Pit-Stop Training, left, and Fire and Rescue Service safety officer Mervyn Goldring, right.
My daughter Mikayla finally learned to ride a bike (May 18, 2008) Here she is several days ago, zooming around the driveway. She loves it!
I'm trying to practice the technique where you blur the background while keeping the focus on the rider. 1/60 is obviously too fast, or Hill is riding too slow.
walking down an alleyway behind some apartments we came across this man teaching his wife how to ride a bicycle. He was doing all the work as she couldn't go straight or stay upright unless he held on the back of the bicycle and ran along with her. He was her set of "training wheels"