The Anna Karenina principle of biking is this: Everyone who learned how to ride a bicycle did so in roughly the same boring way; anyone who made it to adulthood without learning required a unique series of roadblocks,failures, negligence, or procrastination. If you plunge into the latter group,congratulations! Your inability to execute something most children enjoy mastered makes a great conversation-starter. But your tale of finally having tamed the wild, geared stallion will make an even better one.
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Source: gawker.com