How to ride your bike By Ian Riding a Bike  A bike is a two weeled ride. You need balance and confedense to be able to ride.

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How to ride your bike By Ian

Riding a Bike  A bike is a two weeled ride. You need balance and confedense to be able to ride.

How to Start  First you have to get on the bike you have to lift your leg over the bike and put your foot on the pettle. Your hands are on the handlebars.

Pettling  Next you push down on the pettle. The weels start moving. Your legs start moving in a circle. Your pettling.

Turning  Evenchually you’ll need to turn move the handles right to turn right. Turn the handles left to turn left.

Stopping  Last you need to know how to stop. press the pettle back. If you are going realy fast, the bike will jerk when you stop.

Helmets and Kneepads  Make shure you ware a helmet and kneepads when you ride your bike.