I am trying to, but I can’t…

How’re you going to pass the bike exam riding like that?

I will pass it!

Uh, Look here, Jenny! Watch me do it!

- Here it goes! - Doug, you’re kidding me!

No way you’re gonna pass like that!

Watch how it’s done!

Yeah? Well, look out! Ta da!

Wow! Not too bad!

Check this out!

Hey! Where are you going?

- You all right? - Yeah. Thanks a lot, Poli!

Practicing riding your bike?

Yeah. But it’s hard to learn to ride all by myself

because I keep on falling down.

Oh No… I’ve got an idea. I can help you learn how!

Yeah? Hooray, hooray!

I think I’m going to fall down!

Jenny, don’t look down at the wheels.

- Look ahead! - Uh, I’ll try…

That’s good. And pedal a bit faster too!

- I’m scared… - You can do it.

If you pedal too slowly, then you’ll fall down.

- You can trust me! - Here goes…

Wow! I’m doing it! Poli! Are you holding on tight?

No need! You’re doing fine on your own!

I AM? It’s working!

I’m riding all by myself!

Be careful!

Are you ok?

I’m doing just fine!

From now on, look ahead!

You’ve become quite a rider, Jenny!

Well, if so, it’s all because of your help!

Remember, Jenny, when you ride your bike, rule number one!

- safety first at all times! - Right!

You should make sure you’re always looking ahead of you.

Both hands should be on the handlebars,

ready to use the brakes.

If you just use the front brake, you may fall,

so it’s always safer to use both brakes.

When you’re going downhill, you can build up speed quickly,

so it’s important to use your brakes and stay in control.

When you’re riding on the road,

it’s very important to use hand signals

to let others know when you’re

turning, slowing down or stopping.

And when you cross the street,

you must get off and walk your bicycle.

- You’re doing great, Jenny! - Thanks a lot, Poli!

Attention! The bicycle safety exam is about to begin!

Points off! Points off!

Points off! I’m sorry Doug, but you failed the test!

Wow! That test was too hard!

That’s too bad. Watch and learn…

I’ll show you how it’s done. Oh yeah! Let’s do this!

- Points off! - Ya-hoo!

Too fast. Points off!

Kevin, you failed!

There’s no WAY I could’ve failed!

Next entrant please get ready!

- Excuse me… - Jenny?

Hold on. You don’t even know how to ride!

You’re going to look like a fool!

Now, Here goes…

Whoa!

Alright. There!

A crosswalk means I should walk with my bike….

Congratulations! Entrant # 10, Jenny, you passed the test!

Hey! Don’t you remember what I said?

Get off and walk when you cross the street!

Jenny!

Rule number one: safety first at all times!

That’s right. You’re the ones who failed the test, remember?

You two should be extra careful!

Alright… We’ve heard it a million times before!

Listen! Did you check your bicycles?

Kevin! Your seat looks like it’s too high!

Stop! See you later!

WAIT!! I’m not done teaching you about bicycle safety!