Americans don't know how to ride a bicycle

We literally have city and countryside bike routes, both naturalistic and landscape and artistic ones.

so do we

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Who needs suburbs when you have bicycles paths going through the woods and shit
Living in a small town surrounded by little villages, you won't lack places to go with your bike

>american bike """"" roads"""""
I guess actual proper bicycle roads you can ride with anything would be communism.

I was born in EE and learned how to ride without training wheels in kindergarten despite living in apartments. My brother, who was born here in a house suburb in America, still doesn't know how to ride a bike. Fucking sad (and yeah he's fat too).

what's wrong with single track? Also we do have bike roads but they're boring, it's a fucking flat road

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Except you have to drive 2 hours to get there, here you take your bike, ride 10 minutes and boom you're in nature

>Idaho

It takes me four hours to drive to drive to the nearest mountain

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I live right next to a conservation area with bike trails

Then consider moving

Most americans don't.

It takes me 2 seconds to look out the window towards the nearest mountain

Most Americans live in similar conditions so you can't really make a blanket statement about Americans and their nature when most don't have easy access to the good stuff

You see all of those green areas? Those are places I can ride my bike. Why do you think we don't have places to go? I would think that it would be the opposite for densely populated euros where there is people everywhere.

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>Why yes, the bicycle is my only mean of transportation. I don't even have a driver's license. What gave it away?

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Maybe this applies for people living east of the Mississippi

densely populated area means smaller cities means easier access to nature

We have that too though

i'm talking about at a country scale. Your entire countries are packed with people.

i was always a bike whiz, learned real young and wanted to be dave mirra when i was 9/10 years old.
but i do run into people who dont know how to ride, like my gf. she mostly lived with her granda who sheltered her and didnt let her ride a bike around while living in chicago lol. lately ive been trying to teach her how to ride and it is pretty scary for her and she gets real pissed at me. she is comfy riding in straight lines in big empy parking lots, and once she looks like she has the hang of it ill tell her to folow me and we'l start going down a skinny sidewalk by the street and that is when she starts huffing and puffing. "what if people see me! im going to fall in the street! we have to go back to the parking lot pleasssee im not ready for the side walk x.x" her bike is a liiil too big for her though, and running into a tree pretty hard last time has got her intimidated, going to try again later today.

>blah blah blah blah i'm a european i'm so smart let me tell you about your country from what i've gathered through pop culture and reddit articles and if you disagree with me you're wrong

this desu. Pretentious faggots

>blah blah blah blah i'm a european i'm so smart let me tell you about your country from what i've gathered through pop culture and reddit articles and if you disagree with me you're wrong

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What's the problem with that?

>American noises

Why did i kek at this

obligatory
youtube.com/watch?v=Zq_IhJwCpSg
>American noises

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>blah blah blah blah i'm a european i'm so smart let me tell you about your country from what i've gathered through pop culture and reddit articles and if you disagree with me you're wrong.

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this is the perfect video to show what american politics have turned into. amazing