Preschooler riding a mini motorbike
COOL RIDER – A video of a preschooler riding his mini motorbike on the way to school has gone viral, garnering reactions from the netizens.
The activity of riding a motorcycle is known as motorcycling. Small-displacement motorcycles are the most popular motor vehicle in the world’s most populous nations, including India, China, and Indonesia, where riding a motorcycle may be the only affordable means of individual motorized transportation.
Motorcycles are by far the most common form of transportation in developing nations due to their lower cost and better fuel efficiency. Aside from Japan, which is known for its emphasis on cars, 58% of all motorcycles are found in the Asia Pacific, Southern, and Eastern Asia regions.
In developed countries, where they are primarily used for leisure, as a fashion statement, or as a status symbol, motorcycles are primarily considered to be luxury items. Motorcycle riding is now more than just a sport or a means of transportation; it’s a way of life. Despite being primarily a solitary activity, riding a motorcycle can be social, and riders frequently feel a sense of camaraderie.
In the Philippines, motorcycles are often used as a means of transportation. One may go to other places using a motorized vehicle.
Speaking of, a preschooler uses a mini motorbike as his means of transportation so that he can attend his classes. It was just recently when a certain Shaine Cumad took to the social networking site, Facebook wherein she uploaded a video of a preschooler riding his mini motorbike.
In the video, the young boy can be seen wearing his school uniform and of course, a helmet- which is required to motorcycle riders. The boy appears to be being guided by his parents who uploaded the video.
Here’s the video: Preschooler Goes to School Using Mini Motorbike
As of posting, the video of the preschooler riding his mini motorbike has gone viral, garnering mixed reactions. Some netizens stressed the importance of safety precautions.
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