darkSpyro

I'm 15 yet I don't know how to ride one. I just never bothered with bikes to be completely honest.

im 20 and i cant ride a bike what are u on about

You are not alone dude ... I can't ride a bike, and I'm older than you. Balance just doesn't come to me.

I've never learned either. Same situation here, just never got around to it.

Depends on your home town. I live in one of the undisputed bicycle capitals of the world so at your age the inability to ride a bicycle would be weird around here. But riding a bike is eventually very simple to learn so if you want to, you'll be able to ride the bike in very short time.

I haven't rid a bike in nearly seven years. I lost interest and now I don't know anything about riding anymore

I didn't learn until I was like 12. Barely touched a bike since.

i haven't riden a bike in years but i still know how to i think.

Unless you plan on making a profession out of it, it's not extremely important to learn it. If you aren't interested then just don't do it lol

I learned how to ride one when I was like 6.

I don't ride bikes but I do tight rope and gymnastics and other things like that

I learned how to ride a bike without training wheels when I was 9

Mom tried to teach me, but I just couldn't. 22 and still can't.

yes it is VERY weird and you may want to see a therapist about it

I hate bikes. Don't want one, dont want to ride one,
I just cant balance it,
I just want a bigger trycycle
I had a bike but it had trainer wheels and that's the only way i could ride it.
And sadly they don't make bigger bike with trainer wheels

I can't either, and I don't want to. I have balance problems.

I got run over by my mom while riding a bike when I was 4 so I didn't go on a bike again until I was 11 .

I absolutely love riding bikes, it's really enjoyable.
But there's nothing wrong with not knowing how, if you never tried , how would you? No big deal.

I stopped riding bikes after rage quitting when I was like 6 or so.
A friend tried to teach me a few years back, and I kinda got the hand of it, but I'll still fall if I ride one today u.u

32 and i'll never be able to.

I don't know too.

yes its weird af
all of you are weird

i don't know how

No, its completely normal to not know how to ride a bike. The knowledge or skill of riding one is usually cultivate from young. My dad bought bicycles for my bros and I as we grow up. They were cheap bikes but they gave us a childhood and means of transportation.

After my parents separation and such around 2010, I didn't really have any sense or feeling of cycling, since I was always displaced or relocating around the country. Though right now, I just got myself a Trek bike that costed $500+ here. Though it is one of the lowest end bikes of the brand, I've already been doing a good distance with it. The joy of cycling still exists in me and I feel that maybe you would feel exactly the same if you learn how to ride.

i havent ridden a bike for real in a long long time
i can still do it but i'm a little wobbly

when i was like 6 and i was learning how to ride a bike, one of my training wheels flew off when i was going down a long hill and i went over the handlebars and skidded my face all across the road all the way down. if it weren't for my glasses i probably would've lost an eye hahah
i think after that i started losing interest in bikes but still learned how to

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Mom tried to teach me, but I just couldn't. 22 and still can't.

You'll learn. I'll make sure of that.

Gonna be 20 on Monday and I don't know how to ride a bike either.

How come so many of you don't know? Thought most people did.
I learned how to ride a normal 2 wheel bike when I was 3.

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How come so many of you don't know? Thought most people did.
I learned how to ride a normal 2 wheel bike when I was 3.

because you can live a healthy, normal life without a bike.

such things as cars exist.

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How come so many of you don't know? Thought most people did.
I learned how to ride a normal 2 wheel bike when I was 3.

because you can live a healthy, normal life without a bike.

such things as cars exist.

Well when you're under 18 your choices for transportation are limited.
It's also fun. But you don't HAVE to know how to ride your bike.

Papa Franku would be disappointed.

I know how to ride one, I just haven't done it in a couple years.

Well I didn't learn until I was a teenager. Granted I have a Sensory Processing Disorder, which amoung other things, affects my balance.

The first time I tried a bike without training wheels, I shattered my penis. It was bleeding.


Second time was better, though.