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I have always been drawn to bicycles; it's a natural attraction I have had since I was a young child. I begged and wished every year for my parents to buy me a bicycle.
Several times, I was disappointed to receive a different gift because they were unable to afford it, but for reasons I would later discover, my dream was fulfilled when I was 14 years old and received my first bicycle as a holiday present from my uncle. I can never fully express how happy I was at that age.
When I got back home and had my bicycle ride through our neighborhood, it was one of the best moments of my life.
I became good at riding it. Despite my injuries, I believe I learned how to ride it before I had it. I was given the bicycle as a reward for learning so much so quickly. For me, it was quite simple.
Since I was fourteen years old, bicycles have been a constant in my life.
My first bicycle had problems years ago, and although the cost has increased, I've always wanted to get another, it seemed unachievable. My friend used to ride a bicycle and was an excellent cyclist.
Hence, there are moments when I would watch in admiration as he rides his bike and I would growl to him about getting a new bike, and he would usually just laugh at me.
My friend had a unique plan that was revealed today, which I was unaware of. I'm overjoyed that he surprised me with a bicycle.
After a while, I couldn't contain my excitement and couldn't wait to get on it and take my first ride. It had been a while since I had ridden, so amazingly, I fell while attempting to pedal. I had hoped to ride like I had in my young age, but that plan didn't work out.
My friend said he would teach me some riding techniques and refresh my memory on them.
I'm talking about something that only people who have a like-minded passion for cycling could possibly understand.
I also looked for a cute place to park my bicycle for now till i can get a good place for it.
In addition, he taught me some basic maintenance skills, how to replace the tires, and how to fix a few simple problems with the bicycle. I still have more to learn, but I'll let you know as I do.
Take out whatever bicycle you may have sitting around and give it a try; you'll soon discover how much fun riding is.
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