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Adults are learning to ride a bicycle through a free community course led by Walk Bike Nashville. Video shot by George Walker IV / The Tennessean.
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When Lorena Mondragon was a child in Mexico City, her mother couldn't afford to buy a bike. By the time she moved to Houston as a teen, she felt too embarrassed to learn to ride.
It felt too late.
But, even decades later, it wasn't.
On the runway of an old a…...more
Adults are learning to ride a bicycle through a free community course led by Walk Bike Nashville. Video shot by George Walker IV / The Tennessean.
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When Lorena Mondragon was a child in Mexico City, her mother couldn't afford to buy a bike. By the time she moved to Houston as a teen, she felt too embarrassed to learn to ride.
It felt too late.
But, even decades later, it wasn't.
On the runway of an old airpark in East Nashville, Mondragon and her teenage daughter learned together to ride a bike — each for the first time.
"I feel like I should have done this 10 years ago," says Hume-Fogg High School student Jessica Velasco, after confidently hopping off her borrowed Novara bike on a recent Saturday afternoon. "But it doesn't matter. It's a lifetime skill."
One the two women can now share.
For more of the story, click here: http://usat.ly/1SwOtpX…...more