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Cycling every day prevents people from gaining weight.

How do people fill air in cycles. It's hard to pump air if Dunlop valves are used. A little hack is possible with Dunlop valves which can make pumping air comfortable. I have this idea which I have tried with my cycle and it is easy to fill air in tyres.

I live in Tirana, Albania. We have a HUGE problem with traffic. Despite the construction of new Greater Ring (Belt) Road, the traffic around and in central areas in peak time is nerve wrecking. During the communist Regime we used bikes a lot (there were no private cars) and after the municipality built some 53 km of bike lanes (after 2013), the older generation of people got back to bikes en masse. Recently, young people who love working out and staying in shape also use bikes but the majority of people are still sticking to cars because of social and work related reasons. The tradition is there but the Municipality of Tirana needs to work on bike lane safety completely separating lane from cars. Public transport here has bad reputation as well.

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In India bicycle played a major role in one's life both personally and commercially. It was primary used a means of transport. It was compulsory to have a headlamp and tail lamp in the bicycle and we had police checks imposing that rule then. School children used bicycle to commute to school, even today. The arrival of motor bikes has killed the bicycle usage to a great extent. Today, Cycle is something that is related to fitness alone.

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That we Dutch people get our first bike around 12 years old is not true. Most get their first bike when they can walk. Of course with side wheels.

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The country also has a fantastic public transport system, so I would say the Netherlands is people friendly rather than bike friendly, and in line with a lot of European countries. When I get off the ferry from the UK, I find myself cycling into Den Haag or Rotterdam in the rush hour. I often see 20+ cycles waiting at traffic lights and imagine if it was a line of cars. That's what Dutch planners understood first, Denmark isn't far behind, while Sweden and Finland are getting there.

I'm from the UK and currently on a 500 mile cycling holiday in the Netherlands. I'm dreading going back to the UK after experiencing the fantastic cycling infrastructure they have over here. This is how society should be. Hardly seen very many overweight people like in the UK where we are happy to drive everywhere.

wow, i really love this country, so beautiful, hope to travel there someday

Netherlands got a bicycling tradition, and Vietnam has a motorbiking tradition

They are an unrivaled model for other countries, but it is definitely worth following in their footsteps, if only because of the high level of road safety 👍

Netherland is the nice place to bike, there are so many flat areas while in my country are many hill and mountain areas😊

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Nice video! As Dutch girls, we learn to cycle from the age of four to five. Through wind and rain. Cold weather. Warm weather. Cycling is second nature to us. Beautiful images! Well depicted. Greetz, @Allbicycles

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We don't have a passion for bicycling...

Mera nam bhi Anuradha hai❤wow what a coincidence Since my teenage when i get to know about Netherlands cycling culture I really loved this and feel so happy respected its a ceru beautiful way to keep fit body and save planet

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The cars are actively trying to hit you here in this stupid city, yall don't know how lucky you are.

Netherlands has the world's 11th highest per capita GDP (nominal) and the 13th highest per capita GDP (PPP) as of 2023 making it one of the highest earning nations in the world. Still They love cycling.

You started off so well... but then you spoiled it by saying "The Netherlands or Holland...". Those two obviously are not the same! Holland comprises two of the Netherlands' twelve provinces, it does not cover the whole country! 😮 Also, the average summer temperature is not 22 degrees Celsius, we often have 30+ degree days. Unfortunately, because the high humidity makes it clamp, hot and sweaty. 🥵 Otherwise, it's a fairly good video. 👍🏻

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Lol, government gives nothing for free, if they could contain the oxygen we breathe most would be dead. The tax payers are paying it one way or the other. It's not free, it's just a new smart strategy...even possibly the beginning of a new order, but starting of sneaky

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As I understand it, there are basically two factors that attribute to the bicycle popularity in the Netherlands: the country is flat, and it’s densely populated. The first factor means human powered vehicles can reach most places, and the second factor means that many more relevant destinations are within the range of a bicycle than in a sparsely populated country like, let’s say, Australia?

perfect Video Im now going to invest in a good bicycle.

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children get a bike if they become 12 years??? that is not correct, 2 or 3 years they learn to use a bike!!! Greetings from the Netherlands

"The Netherlands has perfect weather year round, and no mountains". Euhm, maybe. But paddling into a hard wind is just hard as paddling uphill... And the Netherlands is VERY windy... As the Director of the Tour de France said when he was here: "The wind is the Dutch mountains...". The actual reason that we bike is that A.) is convenient, B.) that it is pleasant (you feel much better) C.) It is healthy, D.) That it is cheap, E.) That in the narrow streets of old cities and also during rush hour to closeby suburbs it is actually FASTER than a car (certainly if you include the time and hassle for parking a car)

Why do Dutch people love cycling so much? Because they don't want to run out of 'pedals' before they run out of 'dutch' snacks! 🚲🧀

Flat countries are more cycle friendly by default everyone says. Those people always forget that flat land always means stronger winds which are not exactly the thing we are looking for on bikes

Having lived in the Netherlands for two years, I can tell all sceptics out there that it makes sense for EVERY country in the world to implement Dutch-style public planning and bicycle-friendly traffic infrastructure and legislation. It significantly reduces noise and air pollution as well as traffic accidents, makes people healthier and happier and adds urban space for parks and new construction. Yes, cars have to be limited in their space, however, in the end, even car drivers will benefit from such infrastructure, as bicycles won't get in the way once they have separate lanes and as there will be less traffic to get stuck in. Bicycle sceptics got it all wrong due to lack of imagination and get caught up in stupid arguments that the Netherlands have settled long ago. In hilly and mountainous areas and in more sparsely populated areas, it is important to expand public transport and make it fit for carrying bikes or leaving them at railway stations. Also, allowing electric motorscooters going up to 30 km/h on bicycle paths is a great addition to bicycle-friendly planning. Check out the UA-cam channel NotJustBikes to learn more about bicycle infrastructure and public planning in the Netherlands.

The Netherlands get much warmer than 22°C in summer. But if you can walk outside, why not cycle? It's the same temperature.

Dutch children don’t get their first bike at 12 but often at 4. At 8 or 9 they bike unescorted to school, friends or sport.

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15 minute cities, bikes are ok.

Not a long tradition. Dutch went with cycling post ww2 and really not until 1970s.

Do they offer free education too? 😮

I like the way deutch people live.

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