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There’s a big difference between “unwilling to ride a bike” and “cannot ride a bike“ (which is what the parent post said). If everyone that could reasonably rid
by Johnny555 4y ago
There’s a big difference between “unwilling to ride a bike” and “cannot ride a bike“ (which is what the parent post said). If everyone that could reasonably ride a bike for their commute/errands, did ride a bike, there’d be a lot less traffic for those that cannot ride a bike.
- mattmaroon 4y agoIt did not say cannot, it said don’t know how. There are lots of people who know how to ride a bike but cannot. I’m one of them when there are six inches of snow on the ground, or it’s raining and I need to get somewhere and not be drenched.
- midoridensha 4y agoYet somehow, people in Finland have no trouble riding their bikes in the snow. Over here in Tokyo, mothers with their small children ride on bikes all the time in the summer rainstorms, and have no trouble staying dry by using something called "rain clothing".