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Can you ride your bike while drunk??

I can't ride a bike what do i do?

  • i have 2 questions this is question 1: I have a bike...it has 2 wheels but i had to put training wheels on it since i couldn't ride one..i just want to know is it ok if i can't ride a bike for my whole life? cause i don't want to ride a bike at all and i don't want to learn but if i don't ride a bike then i have a bike in my garage left and then i had no use for it and it was like about $100- $200 and for me that is quite expensive...please help!!! --------------------------------------… Question 2: I have a friend he lives near my house well across the driveway to be exact. He is a bit mean at times and he can be meaner...well this is what happened once when everyone was riding their bike ( when i was sitting down cause i had no bike ) he asked me where is my bike i answered '' i don't have one '', then he said '' i believe you don't have one..'' i have to say yes cause he tested me out once on his bike and i fell , he said this when all my friends were at the back of me.

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    Its no biggie if you can't ride a bike. Some people can't drive a car. Its just not the thing for them. I know you have other skills you are great at, so focus on them. Don't worry about your neighbour. He seems like a prat. His particular skill he lacks would be social skills. Your friends are your friends because they like you. Don't stress majorly at letting them see you fail at something. I am sure they all have things they are not good at. Cycling is not for everyone. Thats just how life goes.

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just tell him you can't ride it, and if he makes fun of you, just tell him "im rubber and your glue, so whatever you say to me bounces off of me, and sticks to you". It works everytime, just kidding. Just practice with someone.

Nawgii

get training weels and practice lol

smiley

connect two tyres on both sides of bikes................ balance will maintain .......... and there will be no danger of falling...............

spikyfanofspiky

Get a scooter and learn to balance on a scooter. Once you get the hang of it ( say, 50 to 100 miles of practice), you should be able to ride a bicycle. Wear a helmet. When I was a kid, bicycle helmets weren't invented yet, so we had to wear football helmets. Once you learn to ride a bike, you will never forget how, so it's best to learn while you are still young. No, it's not ok if you don't know how to ride a bike your whole life. When you learn to bicycle, you also learn the "Rules of the Road". It's best to learn the rules of the road while you are young (you can't teach an old dog new tricks). You will be much better off when you go to get a drivers liscence if you already know the rules of the road.

AviationMetalSmith

I didn't learn to ride a bike until I was about 47 years old! I was always afraid I would fall off the darn thing and hurt myself! Now I love to ride and I'm 54 years old now! If I can learn at my old age...you can too! Just make sure the gears on the bike are set at about 2 or 3 so when you get your balance you'll be moving! One day it just happened...and there I was pedaling down the street! They say once you learn you never forget. Keep trying at your own pace and have someone help teach you that you feel comfortable with and you trust. Good luck!

Shirley

Try, and try till you cant try anymore. My faith in you is soooooo((hardcore))

Kitty Purry

maybe u should try hmm... just keep trying thats how i leared

Alli

Learn how to ride it, but not in front of your friends. Remove the 2 wheels if you can ride it already and try to ride without it. You just need to control the balance of your bike, so don't ride too slow or you will fell to the ground. Keep on and good luck!

Mrass Katt

You can learn if you have the desire. Some suggestions that I have read on the bikeforums.net for adult learners are to remove the pedals and lower the seat, practice cruising around using your feet for power, steer, balance a little, find a gentle down slope and try rolling & balancing (grassy slope if you are afraid of falling). After you feel like you are learning to balance (pick your feet up off the ground and roll on bike with feet up in air), replace the pedals and keep on practicing. Raise the seat back up once you feel confident. Your heel on the pedal, your leg should be straight with no stretching to adjust seat. Your ball of foot on pedal with slight bend in knee is the right seat height. Good luck. If you simply can't or don't want to ride, sell your bike on Craig's list or donate to children's Christmas bike program.

Rose P

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