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Safety When you Cycling in Russia.
Cycling is a great way to become healthier. It’s improves stamina and keeps you fit. Most people prefer cycling more than driving. You can keep fit and benefit the environment.
But you must be carefully. There are some dangers.
- Be sure to check whether that your tires are well-inflated.
- Don’t leave your bike unattended on the street. Not only will he be feeling upset and lonely, but someone can steal him!
We don't normally refer to bicycles as he or she, but I like the idea here. :)
- Be careful, when you are cycling. Look only Keep your eyes on the road.
- You can’t cycle on the road with other cars, if you are under 14 years old.
- Be confident on the road. Don’t panic or get nervous.
- Be aware that it can be difficult for motorists to see you. Use your lights as soon as it gets dark.
- It would be safer, if you didn’t listen to music through headphones.
A little tip: when there is a conditional and the if-clause comes second, you don't use a comma.
- You must be ready to hit the brakes in the event of an emergency.
- You can put all your stuff in a rucksack.
- Don’t drive into holes or over broken glass, if you don’t want problems with your tires.
- Try to use Wear a helmet if you think you aren’t quite good at cycling.
Good advice! The rules vary between countries. For example, in Australia you must always wear a helmet. In the Czech and Slovak Republics, helmets are only mandatory for outside towns or for under-14s.
Cycling is a great way to become healthier. It’s improves stamina and keeps you fit. Most people prefer cycling more than driving. You can keep feet fit and benefit the environment.
But you must be carefully. There is are some dangers.
- Be sure to check whether the well-inflated tires tires are well-inflated.
- Don’t left leave your bike alone on streets. He It will be feeling upset and lonely. Someone can steal it!
- Be careful, when you're cycling. Look only on at the road.
- You can’t cycling cycle on the road with other cars, if you're under 14 years old.
- Be confident on the road. Don’t panic and don't be nervous.
- Be aware that it can be difficult for motorists to see you. Use lights as soon as it gets dark.
- It would will be better, if you won’t don't listen to music by headphones.
- You must be ready to hit the brakes in the event of an emergency.
- You might must put all your stuff in a rucksack.
- Don’t drive on holes and broken glass, if you don’t want to cause problems with for the tires.
- Try to use helmet if you think you aren’t quite good in cycling.
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