Depends, personally I might say no. Then again I can ride a bike.

Dunno, but I never learned either.

Neither did I.

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It's not an essential skill but it can be useful.

On the other hand, my experience with bikes involves lots of accidents and injuries... so maybe you avoided something like that.

I feel so much better now.

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I never learned how to either. I always sort-of did, but it was never really necessary.

Am I the only one who finds riding a bike pretty much essential. I mean that's my favored method of transportation.

*shakes head at everyone*

What has the world come to?

Biking is awesome. It's a method of exercise and transportation that doesn't involve walking, which makes it cool in my book.

That said, I don't think it's particularly bad that you don't know how to ride a bike, but I do think you (and everyone else who doesn't know how to ride a bike here) are missing out on a nice little hobby.

biking and swimming go hand in hand with me. I'm essentially a Po-matoran; I like to keep my feet on the ground as much as possible.

No big deal if you don't know how to, but at the same time, it's a very useful skill, and there's little to it.

My three methods of exercise:

Biking, Swimming, and Hiking.

Also what happened to the days when pretty much everyone rode Bikes everywhere.

If not that, then at least the days when the newspaper boy delivered via bike.

Around here, papers are delivered via car, and each route is massive. Farewell, days of the small paperboy. :/

...I didn't realize people didn't learn how to ride bikes.

I dunno; it's not really necessary, but I do find it a useful skill. Just like someone who can actually speak French (unlike me) in addition to English finds it a useful skill.