I never learned how to ride a bicycle until I was in my mid twenties. Fraternal eight year old twins I was babysitting in graduate school, Micheal and Hanna, taught me how to ride in the spring of 1999. It was not until 2001, after my husband and I bought my first bike for 13 dollars from an old man in Shelby, NC, I fell hard for a bike... More

After a Long Day

Posted On : May 18, 2007 5:44 AM | Posted By : Yemi
Related Categories: Bikes in China

Some people's entire livelihoods depend on modified bicycles.

For some, like this couple, its a fruit stand... and a ride home after a long day.

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colleen's Gravatar I once had a bike for my only mode of transportation for a year or two. My boyfriend at the time who I lived with had gone from a Volkswagon Bug to a stick shift Carmen Ghia that I didn't know how to drive. I used my bike to go to my job at a day care every day. I liked it except for when in rained. I had a long black raincoat and one time a kid from the daycare saw me on my bike gliding down a hill and later told me that I looked like the witch from The Wizard of Oz.
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