Learn how to ride a bike by yourself

After couple of hours of shooting, trillion falls and billion cuts, we finally made the video. If you are a beginner and are willing to ride a bike by yourself, please check this video out.

Step 1- be confident ( you got this 😉)
Step 2- oil your chain and adjust the seat height
Step 3- walk with your bike for 20-30 mins
Step 4- scoot down a small hill or roll down in a sloppy road
Step 5- perform step 4 for 2-3 hours
Step 6- push off the ground with your dominant foot whilst keeping the other foot in the paddle
Step 7- paddle few times then apply breaks ( repeat at least billion times)
Step 8- you’re a pro now 👍👍👍

Thank you for watching ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[whatabigfan]

My butt keeps getting hurt for sitting at the bike sit just because I wanna learn how to balance. I'm a well balance person even with one leg but doing bike it doesn't work

[yeahPakistaniyeah]

Thank you so much I learned bicycle all by myself within two hours. First I didn't used paddles, only by feet than slowly I started to step on paddles one by one.

[jamariuswalker]

When I was a kid I used to be able to ride a bike 20 yrs later now tryna learn again.

[Berting]

It's so good to ride a bike I always got down while I'm biking but that's not the matter the matter is the people that always make fun of you while you are training

[kilauea]

Hello, I am 10 and I think I will be able to ride a bike without support wheels next week. Anyway this was a great help and I have progressed a little bit. I have been riding a bike with support wheels for two weeks and I think I am ready. Thank you for the tutorial.

[AndrewRayVentura]

I'm scared of falling and people watching me, literally. I am almost 1 week learning a bike solo, btw I'm in my 20s

[shortliner]

I received a 26" boys bicycle when I was 10 years old which was back around 1960. I was fearful of learning to ride it because I could barely touch the ground when straddling the top bar. One of the neighbor kids had a smaller 20" girls bike (open frame) they let me practice on. Using it, I gradually taught myself how to balance a bike. To do it I would start with one pedal positioned halfway between horizontal and top center and push off hard on it, only I'd coast instead of pedaling while trying to balance myself. Once I learned I found my 26" bike was actually much easier to ride than the 20" because my legs could extend out and not work as hard when pedaling. I'm 71 now and have 6 classic bikes I still enjoy taking out some times for short rides up and down our road.

[prasadbhat]

Thanks to this, because I had confidence to practice cycle or I would scare to sit in cycle

[ekales_]

I am 22 and am now interested in wanting to know how to ride a bicycle. But there is no one to help me, this is why am looking for "How to learn by myself" videos.

[ojaswinidhiman]

I am already 14 its so embarrassing sometimes to learn bike outside

[sushitornado]

thank you for this video luna & declan! also the scene with the sunset in the background is so pretty :)

[sounaksadhukhan]

I don't know why but this place in the video is looking like groove street in GTA San Andreas 🤣🤣

[gd]

I always want to learn how to ride a bicycle but I fall down till I'm scared already.

[ywdrmjo]

That was nice I learned alot from it... Thank you.

[joellebrodeur]

I'm 45 and I never learned to ride. I tried in '03, but quit because the bike was too big and I was too chicken. I recently taught my 10 yr old to ride a bike, so I'm going to try again. Got another bike for myself, changed out the seat and stem to be more comfortable and upright.

[baiahijam]

The last time I rode a bike was 2006, I haven’t gotten on one ever since. Now, I don’t think I can do it again. I want to try again, I just don’t think it’ll be easy as it was. I will definitely try again one of these days. It would be 14 years of not riding a bike😱

[DailyMyChildhood]

The first time, I learned myself to ride bicycle my knee was Injuries​​​.

[amatticus]

Man I’ve been trying lately, really hope I can get the hang of it, my balance is bad

[QuantumBraced]

1:10 I've tried for weeks and I can't get to this point, I can't go more than 10 ft without tipping over. And in all of these videos, people get to this step in about 5 minutes. It's really dispiriting.

[wangarimuriithi]

That was so me at 2:15. Sensense of wonder, accomplishment, awe and giddiness mixed together with total disbelief that both my feet were off the ground and actually propelling the bicycle. Wonder of wonders - without falling off.
I know that feeling all so well.
Congratulations.