World Bicycle Day 2020: Learn about the history of Bicycle Day ...

New delhi date. 03 June 2020, Wednesday

The position of the bicycle in the form of a vehicle is important. Bicycles are a popular way to get from school to college to the office. Cycling is not only beneficial for our health, it is also beneficial for the environment.

International World Bicycle Day is celebrated on June 3 every year. People are encouraged to use bicycles to cover the distance around them. Using bicycles instead of bikes or other diesel-petrol based vehicles to cover short distances, especially in cities, would save thousands of liters of petrol per day and reduce urban pollution. The importance of the bicycle has increased, especially in the Corona era. It will also ensure compliance with social distance and keep people safe. Learn about the history of this special day and the benefits of cycling ...

First cycle day

The first official World Bicycle Day was observed by the United Nations on June 3, 2018. This day has been celebrated enthusiastically in India for the last two years. This day is celebrated to promote a simple, cheap, reliable mode of transportation and environmental protection. The significance of this day has increased in the Corona period.

Bicycle history:

- The idea of using bicycles in European countries came to the minds of people in the late 18th century. However, the idea was first put into practice by a Parisian artisan in 1816. This was called Hobby Horse.

- The pedal wheel was invented in 1865 by the Lalament of Paris. It was called Velocipid. He was also called Bone Shaker because he was so tired from running.

Due to the growing popularity and demand of Velocipid, machine manufacturers in England, France and America made many improvements and gave it a beautiful look in the year 1872. A thin strip of iron was wheeled into it. The front wheels ranged from 30 inches to 64 inches in diameter and the rear wheels were about 12 inches in diameter. It was also fitted with bearings and brakes. This was known as the modern bicycle. There are many types of bicycles available in the world today.

Growth from bicycles in India:

Bicycles have played an important role in economic growth in India. Bicycles became an important part of transportation for many decades after independence. From 1960 to 1990, most families in India had a bicycle. This was an important and inexpensive tool.

- Became a means of delivering the crop to the market for the farmers in the villages which is still there today. Bicycles are still a very useful tool for those who sell milk. This is a very important vehicle for laborers.

- The entire system of the Indian Post Department was run by bicycle. Even today, postmen deliver letters to people by bicycle.

Benefits of cycling:

- Cycling for half an hour every day reduces weight, especially belly fat.

- Cycling every morning also provides fresh air and maintains your fitness.

- Experts say that cycling also keeps the immune system healthy. According to one report, cycling activates immune cells and lowers the risk of disease.

- According to a research, the brain of a person who rides a bicycle for 30 minutes every day is more active than that of a normal person and the brain power also increases by 15 to 20 percent more.

- Bicycles are a very affordable means of transportation. It does not require diesel or petrol and also maintains health. It does not spread pollution, so the bicycle is environmentally friendly.

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