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  1. It is a legacy for them…

    Of course the president of Kurdistan Region and his family ride best of American and European bikes BUT where there are more than a dozen of checkpoints around their place of stay. Police dogs alognside their friends, human police comando-dogs, are also covering all the surrounding areas. I guess they have anti-mortar and anti-rocket systems in place too as some news reports has also suggested this too…

  2. There is only a tiny minority of countries in the world with mandatory helmet laws. Most are English speaking. The rest of the world does not share the concern, and rightly so. Cycling is inherently safe, especially in the Netherlands where the cycle conditions -mostly away from motor traffic- are excellent.

  3. Finally I can reach 23 years cycling here in Indonesia. The place where almost people drive a motor cycle and car. I'm still survive to always use my bike everywhere. Except long distance place, i use public transportation.

  4. Maxima almost fell, zigzagged, and didn't know how to get off her bike. She does NOT cycle often. This is PR. The kids, however do cycle to school.

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