Coloring Book Bicycles

Bicycles are popular means of transportation that use human muscle energy to get around. They are both a means of recreation and a practical means of transportation.

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1. History: The idea of building a two-wheeled vehicle powered by human legs has been around for a long time, but the first bicycle in the modern sense was constructed in 1817-1818 by Karl Drais. Called the "Draisine bicycle," this vehicle had no pedals and was propelled by pushing the legs off the ground.
2. Technological Development: Since their invention, bicycles have undergone many technological changes. Pedals have been added, as well as many other innovations, such as brakes, derailleurs, shock absorbers and lightweight materials.
3. Types of Bicycles: There are many types of bicycles, each tailored for different purposes. These include city bikes, mountain bikes, road bikes, hybrid bikes, BMX bikes, trekking bikes, electric bikes and many others.
4. Health Benefits: Cycling is a great way to stay fit, improve heart and lung capacity, and burn calories.
5. Green Mode of Transportation: The bicycle is an environmentally friendly means of transportation that does not emit exhaust fumes or noise. It helps reduce air pollution and traffic on the roads.
6. Traffic on Bicycles: Many cities are betting on promoting cycling, creating special bike lanes, city bike rental systems and holding events to promote the benefits of bicycling.
7. Cycling Competition: Bicycling is also popular in sports. There are various types of competitions, such as road racing, mountain bike (MTB) competitions, track cycling, BMX and many others.
8. Security: Safety when riding a bicycle is important. Wear a safety helmet, use traffic signals and be careful on the roads.
9. Bicycle as a Means of Recreation: Cycling can be a great form of recreation and relaxation. You can explore the countryside, enjoy nature and spend your leisure time actively.
10. Education For Children: Learning to ride a bicycle is an important skill for children. It helps develop coordination, balance and a sense of independence.

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1. Oldest Cover on a Bike: In 1818, Karl Drais, inventor of the "Draisine bicycle," used the first-ever seat cover on his invention. It was a padded board that was designed to provide comfort while riding.
2. First Pedals: The first bicycle with pedals that allowed seated riding was presented in 1863 by Pierre Michaux. This was a significant step in the development of bicycles.
3. Folding Bicycles: Folding bicycles, which can be easily folded and carried, were invented in the 19th century. However, it was not until the 20th century that they gained popularity as a practical means of transportation.
4. First Tour de France: The first Tour de France cycling race was held in 1903. It was a 19-day race to promote the sports magazine "L'Auto". The winner of the first Tour de France was Maurice Garin.
5. Fastest Speed on a Bike: In 1995, Chris Boardman, a British track cyclist, set a bicycle speed record, reaching 56.375 miles per hour (90.563 km/h) on a specially designed bicycle and track.
6. First Bike for Kids: The first bicycle for children, known as the "Draisine for Little Ones," was introduced in 1819. It was a miniature version of the Draisine bicycle, and the unicycle became available to little ones as well.
7. Bicycles and War: During World War II, governments in many countries ordered their citizens to donate bicycles to the war effort, as bicycles were used for communication and transportation by troops.
8. The World's Most Expensive Bike: Manufactured by Goldgenie and adorned with 24K gold, diamonds and Swarovski crystals, the "24K Gold Extreme Mountain Bike" is considered the most expensive bike in the world. Its price was about $500,000.
9. The most numerous bicycle rally: In 2015, Poland hosted the largest bicycle rally in the world. As many as 72,919 cyclists took part in it, breaking the Guinness World Record.
10. Bikes on Mars: In 2016, NASA placed two bicycles aboard the Curiosity rover. However, they were not intended to be ridden, but were meant to be a test item for measuring equipment.
11. Bicycle as a Source of Energy: The bicycle can be used as an energy source. There are special devices, such as bicycle-generators, that convert energy from pedaling into electricity.
12. Roadrunners for the Indian Snake Race: In some regions of India, there are road races in which snakes separated for this purpose compete. This bizarre phenomenon is of considerable interest to the local community.