₦airaland Forum

Yhemzie:
Maybe for those that use it as a means of transportation. Same can't be said to those that use it as leisure or for sports. Besides, I heard some bicycles are more expensive than some average cars.

pansophist:
I have three bikes. They stole one during summer in Belgium. I enter KFC to go chop chicken, locked my bike outside and as I eat finish, my bike don lost. The thief probably carried it, because you can't ride it since it's locked. I almost cried because they stole the expensive one (an electric bike). If not for the insurance I had on the bicycle, I probably would have run mad.

Hypnotise:
I had an electric bike that goes 40 km/h till morafvckers stole it

ednut1:
Avid rider . My first bike was stolen when i rode it to the gym.

walkbrazil4k:
In Africa, we see bicycle riding as a poor man thing, but in the Western world, it is different. For example, the Netherlands has a wonderful bike-riding culture.


I don't have a bicycle yet, but I am going to buy one. I had to check out the prices; it is good for one's health and if I want to get something from the supermarket, I can just ride instead of walking. Brazilians have a strong bicycle riding culture as well with bike lanes. Both the rich and the poor ride bicycles here. Do you have a bicycle abroad?


https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2022/12/those-living-abroad-do-you-have-bicycle.html?m=1

Princess80:
I could percieve your toxicity from 10,000km

Princess80:
I could percieve your toxicity from 10,000km

Gerrard59:
Bikes are ubiquitous in Japanese cities. Boys, girls, men and women ride them to work, schools, shops and literally anywhere you can think of if the distance is close-by. Almost every house and apartment has at least one bicycle parked in it. It's cheaper as the cost of maintaining a car here is pretty high. So, it's a normal thing. I didn't buy because the economics wasn't worth it for me. If I buy it, I doubt I'll ride it more than five times a week.

Apart from Nigeria's lawlessness and poor infrastructure, the major reason bike riding isn't popular in the country is the weather. For instance, in the Singapore, the government has introduced several schemes and built infrastructure for bike riding yet it is not as popular as other countries because it has a tropical weather. Also, to an extent, drivers in Singapore are rougher than Japan. I'm yet to witness an accident here and bicycle have the right of way before a car/truck. Meanwhile, na every day I dey say person die while riding a bicycle in Singapore.

monerozi5590:
Japan. Japanese people are discipline people. I just don't know why but I love them for that.

Natbrowny:
For example, the Netherlands has a wonderful bike-riding culture..

If u own one here in Nigeria for sports n exercise

Ontop which road u wan dey ride am
U wake up early, boiz kpokpo u 4 road
Street light no dey to help u see road early mormor sef.
U ride, enter mad traffic at 6.30am, u go waka carry am for head reach house coz trekkers in naija now sef dey hook for traffic
U manage reach house, still late go work.
Reckless car drivers wey no sabi traffic rules - u get 5 legs abi.


Nothing works here. Na why we dey strive outside naija

Natbrowny:
For example, the Netherlands has a wonderful bike-riding culture..

If u own one here in Nigeria for sports n exercise

Ontop which road u wan dey ride am
U wake up early, boiz kpokpo u 4 road
Street light no dey to help u see road early mormor sef.
U ride, enter mad traffic at 6.30am, u go waka carry am for head reach house coz trekkers in naija now sef dey hook for traffic
U manage reach house, still late go work.
Reckless car drivers wey no sabi traffic rules - u get 5 legs abi.


Nothing works here. Na why we dey strive outside naija

Princess80:
I could percieve your toxicity from 10,000km

pansophist:
I have three bikes. They stole one during summer in Belgium. I enter KFC to go chop chicken, locked my bike outside and as I eat finish, my bike don lost. The thief probably carried it, because you can't ride it since it's locked. I almost cried because they stole the expensive one (an electric bike). If not for the insurance I had on the bicycle, I probably would have run mad.

Darkseid:
My bike. I got it foreign used for 65k last year January and I ride it to work everyday. Saves me at least ₦300 everyday.

Bahamas95:
Most Nigerians reason like goats. Whenever they see someone riding a bicycle they either call you a poor man or they say you're behaving like a child.


I can't wait to leave this pathetic country, most Nigerians are so annoying.

sharpwriter:
Sorry.... Can't you install a tracker in it?

Bahamas95:
Most Nigerians reason like goats. Whenever they see someone riding a bicycle they either call you a poor man or they say you're behaving like a child.


I can't wait to leave this pathetic country, most Nigerians are so annoying.

ibkayee:
I love cycling

The last one I got was too big for me so I just gave it to my brother, but I’ll be getting another one soon

Uptoyou:
Bike is considered poverty in Nigeria

wiseone28:
I will buy bicycle when it gets to 500k here

benqo01:
The truth be say we too dey form,and if you check we no sabi anything,we no even get anything self.

In Europe students use bicycle go skul na normal thing even use am toast girl self,but u see for here d girl fit land u better slap we don see am like poor man something chai who do us like this?

Omo Dem just like live simple life no forming or whatsoever our own too much.

BigYash:
I just dey imagine say na suit you dey use go work.

Bahamas95:
Most Nigerians reason like goats. Whenever they see someone riding a bicycle they either call you a poor man or they say you're behaving like a child.


I can't wait to leave this pathetic country, most Nigerians are so annoying.