June 23, 2024
When I was a child, only two or three families in my village had a bike. Families having a bike at that time in the countryside were considered rich.
My family had a bike, but I didn't think my family was rich. My family bought a bike because my father needed it. My father worked for the township government. He rode the bike to work and went back home.
There were not many types of bikes back then. The bikes people had were in almost the same structure. The bike frame consisted of three steel tubes.
When children were in elementary school, most of them started learning to ride bikes. But they were too short to ride bikes.
Since their legs were short, they couldn't reach the pedals if they sat on the seat. So when they learn to ride bikes, they put their left foot on the left pedal, put their right foot on the right pedal through the space inside the frame.
When children learned to ride, their parents held the rear shelf of the bike so that the children would not fall down before they could control the bike in balance.
However, before the children could really ride bikes, all of them would fall off the bike several times. But they wouldn't get hurt because the ground was soil.
Learn to Ride Bikes in the Past.
How I learnt to ride a bike
When I was a child, only two or three families in my village had a bike.
Families havowning a bike at that time in the countryside were considered rich.
My family had a bike, but I didn't think my family was rich.
My family bought a bike because my father needed it.
My father worked for the township government.local council.
He rode the bike to work and went back homeback and forth to work.
There were not many types of bikes back then.
The bikes people had were in almost the same structype and had the same features.
The bike frame consisted of three steel tubes.
When children were in elementary school, most of them started learning to ride bikes.
But theyre were too short to riden’t enough bikes.
Since their legs were short, they couldn't reach the pedals if they sat on the seat.
So when they learnt to ride bikes, they put their left foot on the left pedal, put their right foot on the right pedal through the space inside the frame.
When children learned to ride, their parents held the rear shelf of the bike so that the children would not fall down before they coul. This helped control the bike in balance.
However, before the children could really ride bikes, all of them would fall off the bike several times.
But they wouldn't get hurt because the ground was soil.ft.
Learn to Ride Bikes in the Past.
When I was a child, only two or three families in my village had a bike.
Families havingwith a bike at that time in the countryside were considered rich.
My family had a bike, but I didn't think my family was rich.
My family bought a bike because my father needed it.
My father worked for the township government.
He rode the bike to work and went back home.
There were not many types of bikes back then.
The bikes people had were in almostmostly had the same structure.
The bike frame consisted of three steel tubes.
When children were in elementary school, most of them started learning to ride bikes.
But they were too short to ride bikes.
Since their legs were short, they couldn't reach the pedals if they sat on the seat.
So when they learned to ride bikes, they put their left foot on the left pedal, and put their right foot on the right pedal through the space inside the frame.
When children learned to ride, their parents held the rear shelfrack of the bike so that the children would not fall down before they could control the bike in balance.
However, before the children could really ride bikeslearned to ride, all of them would fall off the bike several times.
But they wouldn't get hurt because the ground was soil.
Learning to Ride Bikes in the Past.
When I was a child, only two or three families in my village had a bike.
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My family bought a bike because my father needed it.
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There were not many types of bikes back then.
The bikes people had were in almost all of the same structure.,
The bike framewhich consisted of three steel tubes.
"The bike frame consisted of three steel tubes," is correct, but in English we do not like to repeat the topic of a sentence. So, consider connecting the sentences.
When children were in elementary school, most of them started learning to ride bikes.
"...started learning to ride bikes." OR "...started to learn how to ride bikes."
But they were too short to ride the bikes.
Since their legs were short, they couldn't reach the pedals if they sat on the seat.
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When children learned to ride, their parents held the rear shelf of the bike so that the childreney would not fall down before they could control the bike inand balance.
However, before the children could really ride bikes, all of them by themselves, they would fall off the bike several times.
But they wouldn't get hurt because the ground they landed on was soil.
Feedback
In my childhood, I lived in a town and often rode a bike. But now I live in the city and don't ride bikes because it's dangerous. Remembering when I learned how to ride a bike brings back good memories.
Learning to Ride Bikes in the Past.
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There were not many types of bikes back then.
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