Learn How to Ride a Bicycle in 5 Minutes 

I hate the people who make fun of other people that have never rode a bike

Anyone else came to learn on YT because people are just laughing at us instead of really teaching us? Yep

I learned how to cycle 2 months ago, at the age of 33. I put the bike in my car and drove to a quiet road out of town at night and practised there, because I was too embarrassed to be seen. 2-3 nights later, I finally joined the club and now I cycle daily. To whoever is reading this and wants to learn: I know very well how you feel, and I believe in you! Don't let your hesitation win, you can do it!

Comment section is so welcoming I feel like my long lost brothers and sisters are here ⚔️

I love that one guy is "man enough" to teach a friend and the other is "man enough" to ask for help.

Just wanted to share that I'm 29 yrs old and just learnt it by myself after 2 hrs! Good luck to those learning or considering to learn!! You are never too old to learn!

I did it! I am 18 years old, and I never rode a bike. It was kind of a bad childhood. Two weeks ago, I saw one of my friends in college riding one, and it looked very fun. I was thinking that I don't want to die without giving it a try. So I talked to him and said that I never rode one. He started laughing and thought I was joking. He was in shock when he realized that I wasn't joking. After that, he and some other friends encouraged me to buy one, so I did. The first day of learning how to ride didn't go smoothly. It hurt to sit on the bike, and I couldn't move it. My friends started teaching me for about three hours, and then I started going in a straight line with the bike. It was a huge process for me, and after that, I fell and hurt my hand. It was very painful, and I could barely sleep that night. For a few days, I couldn't ride it because of my hand. Then I kept training with my friends, and I fell and hurt myself many times. It really wasn't easy. Today at 12 am, when I was about to sleep, I looked at the sky from my window, and I felt a weird positive energy. I took my bike and rode it. I was scared, but I did it anyway. I was heading to the beach near my home, and I was riding it well somehow, although I was very scared. After some time, I stopped and called my friends. I told them that I was going to the beach by bike. They thought I was joking since it was the middle of the night. I sent them a picture, and they were in shock. It was hilarious. Then they woke up, took their bikes, and followed me. We rode together, and it was like a dream for me two weeks ago. It was unforgettable memories. I am glad that I didn't give up learning and trying. It was completely worth it! :)

I learnt to cycle 5 months ago at age 55. Most people thought I was too old to learn and I learnt in two days 90mins sessions. Now just loving the experience.

am i the only one who wants him to teach me? He seems calm and patient. And thats good for me because i get very nervous.

I love how you are patient and willing to teach your friend how to ride a bike instead of just laughing at him for never having one like my friends did

I’m 36 years old and was so afraid of learning how to ride a bike because of fear of falling. But three days ago I decided to give a try after watching this video. Day 1 after 2 hours of trying. I was able to ride about 10 metres! Yesterday I was able to ride even longer distance, about 20 meters. And today, I was able to ride probably about 200-300 meters and also able to make big turns. Still working on my turn in a cul-du-sac and uphill. But I’m making good progress every day. All thanks to this video. I followed the exact steps. Now I can enjoy bike ride with my five year old daughter!thank you so much for this video.

I am 15, which means in my teens... With lot of courage and ignoring what others think about me I went to learn cycling today... I had always been shy about this and used to hide it from my friends but today I finally did it! The feeling is amazing not only because I learnt a new skill of cycling but because I learnt to ignore what others think about me... For all those who want to learn it, I know its not easy but the outcome is wonderful... Just shut your ears and go for it. There's nothing you cannot!

My 12 year old daughter had been trying to learn to ride a bike and was getting quite frustrated to the point of crying and saying she had given up. I suggested we search online together for tips to help her learn more easily and we came across your video. That was about 20 minutes ago... she’s outside riding my bike now! :) Thanks for the great instructional video!

I tried this and learned to ride within 20-30 minutes! I’m 18 and thought it would be impossible because I always struggled to ride. Thank you!!

For those who are trying to ride a bicycle - don't give up. This tutorial Is pretty good. It took me like a week to ride the bike. First few days it was terrible - trying to balance/use one leg. Sooner or later you'll learn how to glide. Once you are confident with gliding , you'll use pedal It takes time but don't give up

I learned how to ride a bike last week. I'm 61 years old. My mum and dad never wanted me to ride a bike for whatever reasons. I grew up and always regretted never learning. You then reach a stage of being embarrassed about trying to learn. I asked my cousin to teach me. I learnt in 15 minutes. He taught me well and simply. It helped learning in a quiet place. The surface wasn't ideal but when I fell ( which you do ) I landed on grass not concrete. After three hours of practicing turns and maintaining balance it was exhilarating. You are never too old to learn. I can now tick that off my bucket list . All I can say is, it's easier than you think. Just a pity I waited so long.

is anyone else here because their father won't teach them how to ride a bike ? ....... just me ?

1.) Right bike size (you can stand) 2.) Practice with kicking 2 feet 3.) Practice with kicking 1 foot (1 foot on pedal) 4.) Practice using the brakes using your arms ( don't use feet to stop)

Rather than ridicule someone who doesn’t know how to do something (that everyone presumably should know), it should be treated as a great opportunity to teach something new and awesome to someone.

I felt so alone being a 13 year old that can’t ride a bike,seeing so many other people learning too warms my heart a lot

For starters learning how to ride a bike, here are some tips for you: 1. Never look down, always look in front of you. Looking down will cause you to lose your balance and fall while looking in front allows you to know your surroundings. 2. Adjust the seat to your favourable position. Too high might cause you to lose grip of the pedal and fall, while too low moght cause you difficulty in turning. 3. Always have your hand/hands on the brakes. You can put your hand on one brake also, it doesn’t matter because I do that all the time. If holding on to both brakes os more comfortable to you, it is nothing different. 4. Always start off with your strong foot on the pedal. Before you start Cycling, you want to make sure you have your dominant foot on the pedal facing upwards so that you cam have a good start.

I'm 24 and I learned to ride a bike in 30 mins. At first I was scared because I keep thinking to myself that I'm not able to balance, but when my uncle gave me tips and told me that I should look straight to the direction that I need to go and not down I was shocked that I was already learning how to balance. I realized that I shouldn't lose hope and just believe in yourself.

Hey guys! it's my 1st week riding a bicycle, I am still a bit shy when people are around but in just 3 days I already learned how to use the pedals also I can balance myself a bit better everyday. I am 28 y/o at the moment and I can say that it's never too late to learn. have a great day

I watched this video multiple times and I would like to report that this video (along with one more video) helped me learn how to ride a bike at 29 years old! I never thought I could do it but this video gave me the confidence and instructions I needed to do it! I’m so grateful ❤️ I’m now on my way to learn how to ride a motorcycle. Wish me luck!

Haha people always tell me "its easy as riding a bike" And im like "i dont even know how to ride a bike so it must not be that easy"

43, never rode a bike. Regardless of why, I felt I’d get through life w/o feeling the need. Now a dad of two little girls - the need is real. This vid is perfect - will report back!

Thank you for transforming my life! I'm 27 years old and never touched a bicycle before, but I just spent my spare time practicing for 3 days and now I can ride a bike! Your video was so helpful and easy to follow.

37 y and 6 months, I was able to ride a bike for the first time 3 weeks ago after watching your video and trained for two hours. Very good explanation and you changed my life. Many thanks!!!!

why can't I have a friend like that

Thanks a lot. I'm 34yrs old, never touched a bike in my life. Got motivated by your video.started practicing at 10pm and believe me , at 10:55 I was riding my bike.once again thanks

I had a bad experience learning as a child and put off learning to ride forever. I'm 30 years old and watched this video this morning and was riding in 20 minutes. Thank you so much for posting it. You're never too old to learn something new.

Today I learned how to ride a bike for the first time at 29 years old, in 45 minutes! After reading comments of people saying they learned in such short time, I really wanted to be one of them and I did it! It was the most amazing feeling! Thank you so much for the video!!!

I wish my friends would think its “cool” to teach me to ride a bike. Getting berated for not knowing how to ride a bike isn’t exactly doing me any favors

- Can you ride a bike, Bryan? - No... 5 minutes later Bryan is riding the bike.

Thank you for this video! At 39 years old, I finally learnt how to cycle using this video as a guide in 1-1.5 hours! This really worked. Gonna keep on practicing and keep going! 🤩

The teacher is so nice and non-judgemental. People like him are a gift to all students.

So growing up, I never learned how to properly ride because my mom and dad couldn't teach me well enough and often would rather make fun of me. I want to learn now because I'm overweight and want to take up bike riding to help me get some exercise in and begin losing weight. I'm ready to take control back of my life

I have a child with special needs. I used this video to teach my 11 year old. It worked like a charm! Thank you for posting!

I just got my first bike a few days ago, and with the help of my mom, I went outside today and worked on balancing. I had a mild fear of falling while doing it, though, and therefore, I overcompensated a lot. This led to a lot of tilting around, and not a lot of actual balancing. So when I stumbled upon this video a few minutes ago, it was a miracle! I might just try this kicking method tomorrow if I get a chance! From the looks of things here, it works really well!

Thank you so much for the video! I managed to cycle today after half an hour following your tips throughout the video. I’m 32. I never have to tell people embarrassingly again that I can’t ride a bike

5:07 - plot twist, Brian was just playing dumb and waiting for a good moment to steal your bicycle.

I seriously love that two full grown men can learn and teach one another without egos getting in the way. This was a great watch! My daughter is eight and is about to start learning, and this has definitely kept a calm sense of confidence in her about balance. Thanks for filming!

im an adult and i recently learnt to ride a bike in a few hours thanks to this and some more. i got hurt a lot, especially my achilles tendons, but it was worth it lol.

This helps SO MUCH! People say you can never forget how to ride a bike... but... I used to be able to... But I'd always forget. Now here I am, at 16 years old, haven't even attempted to ride a bike in 2 years and the last time I tried I just couldn't do it. My issue has always been my balance. I've only now (because of this video) discovered that you're meant to be able to stand above your bike comfortably and with your feet on the ground. Every time I've ever ridden (or attempted to ride) a bike the closest my feet have ever been to the ground was tippy toes and the seat would hurt me. THANK YOU!!!!

This video is fantastic. So very simple yet very helpful. I am 32 YO and for the very first time I learned to ride a bike. Although it took me 2 days, not 5 minutes

We followed your instructions, now my wife can ride a bike after 3 days! Thank you so much for this video!

You're a good friend for not talking trash. And Brian is a very humble man to admit he needs help to ride. Best buds forever!

Came back here after 3 days to thank you. I started learning at 25 years old and I was able to ride a bicycle within an hour. Right now I am able to cycle in the empty streets early in the morning and will be ready for more busy streets as long as I continue.

Just an update: I learned to ride a bike last spring with the help of this video and since then have been riding almost daily, averaging about 20km daily. I'm much better now at cycling of course and I use it as my main way of transportation. I want to thank you again for making this video and I also want to encourage anyone who's doubting themselves - just keep trying, keep practicing. Even if you're feeling weird/uncomfortable and even if you fall or hit a traffic sign :D One day you'll get much better at it and your confidence will grow as well! I love cycling now and I can't imagine my life without it!!

I tried the techniques. Took me longer than five minutes but I got it!

what a friend... his compassion and his patience to have his friend learn how to bicycle is enormous...good job pal....

I’m 31, and I never knew how to ride a bike. I watched this video, grabbed a bike, and I finally learned! I can ride now because I used these principles. Thank you!

I love how he did this in a way that wasn't belittling to him and was patient with him excellent job dude ✌🏾

Thank you so much for this video. After watching this, I got on the bike again, and with the help of my BF, I finally learned how to ride a bike. I’m so happy that at 33 I could finally do it! I cried buckets of tears at home. I still need to learn how to turn, but I’ll learn it soon! Thanks again!

This is the most helpful video I found which helped me teach my 6 year old son how to ride his bike and my 19 year old niece learned in less than 30 minutes using this video as a guide. Thank you for the video!

This video was exactly what I was looking for. I had difficulty learning how to ride bike in the past 5 years and nothing worked. I practice alone and I tried several time to learn but nothing worked. It was about 4 days ago when I saw the video and the next day I rented a bike to practice. It took around 30 minutes of practice to finally ride a bike on my own 😁 The day after that I took the bike and went for a 5 km ride. Talking about accomplishments ☺️ I give you all the credit of me learning how to ride a bike. Thank you 🙏🏻

I’m 20, my parents separated when I was 3 and my dad wasn’t really in my life - no fault of his own, it’s just the way things turned out. My mom is not in the physical shape to ride a bike, so I never learned. Today, my friend brought his bike to work and I started learning after work. Will try again tomorrow and I’m gonna continue learning. I learned how to drive and snowboard before I even knew how to ride a bike. Funny how things go

Im 19 and until i saw your video, i havent learnt how to ride. But now im motivated to learn

I watched this video yesterday and today I finally learned how to ride (took me an hour) and I'm 24! Thanks for the tips! Really helpful video!

I fell very badly off of my bike when I was 8. I was going way to fast. I haven't ridden one in over 10 years, but your video kind of gives me the confidence to give it another shot. Cheers mate

My friends first laughed at me and then said they'll teach me. But when we were out with the bike, they just started playing around and I didn't even get to touch the bike😑😑😑

That's so cool. I raised 3 kids and I could have used that advise about 20 years ago. I used to chase behind them, holding onto the seat of the bike, half the summer until they got the hang of it. You method makes much more sense because you chunk it down so that they get the hand of it one small bit at a time rather than trying to master all the skills at once.

I am 22, this video is really helpful. Takes me like 30 mins to get on road. And a few hour to fully control my bike. Nice!

Please tell me I'm not the only 18 yr old with several daddy issues that never had someone to teach her when she was a kid 🤠

This man is more supportive then my dad to this guy learning how to ride a bike

The most practical tips to learn ride the bicycle. It took just 3 hrs split amongst 2 days and now I can ride the bike for more than 150m with out falling off or loosing balance. Thank you for such valuable and practical tips.

This technique is awesome! My 9 year old has been afraid to ride a bike for the last few years. We saw this video together today and one hour later, he’s riding his bike!!! He still needs some practice while turning, but this progress is amazing!

im here cuz i always get left out when my friends wanted to go biking

I'm going to practice these tricks because, I wanna learn how to ride a bike. I'm 13 and it's kinda embarrasing you know, when all your friends get around with their bikes and you have to walk. And it's more embarrasing when you live in germany and like everybody knows how to ride a bike

I’m 20 years old and was born with cerebral palsy. My doctor told me from a young age that I wouldn’t be able to ride a bike. This tutorial has inspired me to give bike riding a proper try anyways. Wish me luck

This video motivated me like anything... I'm 29 and never ride a bicycle in ma lyf... But now I can 30 min 5 days.... N friends finally I achieved that So those who don't know how to ride u guys plz don't give up U can do it... All the best

It literally took my 7 year old daughter 5-10 minutes to learn how to ride without training wheels. Did all these steps on an empty basketball court during quarantine time. This video should be dedicated to parents with no patience. Helped me alot!

thaaaank u for these useful video.. i just started to learn how to ride a bike now ..i'm 22 :D

Im 17, a refugee from ukraine and austria and i need to learn how to bike, since its really important in the town im in right now. you're a big help, thanks man!

literally watched this video along with the other adult video learning how to bike about an hour ago 2am in our local time before going out to practice the bike that I bought 3 days ago. I'm turning 28 years old and I can't express how happy I am to finally be able to ride a bike after 40 mins! You, who's like me, i know it's kind of embarassing but you can do it. You just have to put your mind in to it and forget about that fear for a minute. THANK YOU MAN!

Abusive father, so never learned how to ride as a kid. Discovered the exciting world of cycling as an adult. Still have some balance issues to sort out. Thanks for the video, I love how your voice is so calm and you have such a laid back attitude.

What a great friend you are.

It is very motivational when you can see it being done within minutes. I used to have no issue riding a bike but that was over a decade ago. So now I'm just relearning what I know years ago and this video was a good starting point

seeing so many saying how they learned at their 20's i feel confident i can also do it. I am 22 and from tomorrow i going to start learning. Thanks for your amazing video and to all the peeps who shared their experience.

I love how you explained the steps so well. I'm gonna try this. I'm 33. 😬

I'm literally 11 and a half and all my life, I've ridden a bike with two little training wheels in the back, and I finally decided to learn. Quarantine got me doin' things. UPDATE!!!!: I learned using the techniques in this video and I learned in about a week! I forgot to update sorry about that but yeah! This works!

Watched this after unsuccessfully trying to help one of my kids learn to ride. We watched it, and that same kid went back out, and was riding within 10 minutes. I appreciate your tips!

This video was great! I learned so much from it, thank you so much. I always wanted to know how to ride a bike without training wheels, but just couldn’t do it. Now, I ride my bike almost everyday!

I want him to teach me so bad he seems so calm and patient and won’t blow up if someone doesn’t get it

I'm 22 now. Still I don't know how to ride a bicycle..This is because of my father's affection on me ...that he don't want me to get hurt while riding a bicycle... Still now I'm ENJOYING the benefit of this.😏😏😏 I too want a friend like this 😔😔😔

Really thankful to the guy who made this video. With help of this video at 34 age I could learn cycling in 10 minutes. Thanks mate for the good work and keep rolling!!

I'm a 60+ woman. I read a bike a few times when I was 8 years old. This very instructive tutorial makes me believe I can go back on the saddle. Thank you !

I'm 28 and I've always been embarrassed for not knowing how to ride a bike. I tried many times before but always failed. Following the method shown in this video I learned in 2 days! I feel more confident about myself and my ability to learn new things, no matter my age. Thank you so much kind strangers!

Is anyone watching because they just got a bike

Finally taught myself with this after trying and failing on a friends bike. I can glide but kicking off is something I have to work on. Still, the progress is astounding. Thank you so much for this video!

I tried this, and voila, I can now ride a bike in 30 minutes after over thirty decades of never trying. Good job! Thank you so much.

I am 35 - will get a bike, learn and Ride --- Thank you so much for these easy ideas. Can't wait to ride bicycles with my kiddos

I learned how to ride a bike today

Thank you for this. I have been working with my daughter and she is nervous. I was trying the balance part but never thought to try moving to one leg down and one foot up. I will definitely try this with her!!

Im 13 and never really learned how to ride a bike when I was younger since I've always had naturally bad balance and generally if I bring it up people just tend to laugh at me for it instead of helping but this was really helpful thank you kind internet man

the only thing I have trouble with is keeping my balance

Thanks for this video! I'm 11 and its honestly really embarrassing to tell your friends that you have no idea how to ride a bike. Literally ALL my friends know how :/ But I think this video's really gonna help me improve. Thanks once again!

This video is super helpful. I learnt in 30 mins no one holding the cycle or pushing it etc. Thanks for uploading this

POV: your parents never teached you how to ride one so you clicked on this video

american streets are so wide i love them