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Cycling in Riyadh is beginning to take off.

It wasn't hard to notice the increase of cyclist s amongst the populace given that forthe first two years of living in

the country bicyc les in Riyadh's great outdoors were virtually nowhere to be seen. (Bikes ridden by kids on

compounds is, of course, a different story).

The first bicycle I saw being ridden down a Riyadh footpath in the central city was by one of the city's many

workers (you can read more about them on my post Worker Bees). It was an old bike, a classic one gear beauty,

but it was peddling along just fine. This bloke obviously started a new trend because he is no longer a lone

cyclist in the city. Not that the numbers are excessive, but of late there is more than 1.

In fact, on our walk through the city last night we were passed by six Worker Bee blokes on bicycles in the space

of five minutes and spotted more bikes chained to posts and poles along the street. Perhaps having a Wheels

bike shop recently locate to the vicinity, on Sulamaniya-Thalateen, has pushed up cycling interest

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Do Saudi's cycle?

I would say generally speaking - no.

Why not? No idea. Perhaps the heat. The thobe isn't really conducive to cycl ing either. Whatever the reason

Saudi boys aren't really into cycling. Football yes. Cycling no. (Not yet, anyway - perhaps the bike shop will

change all that).

Surprisingly the bike shop stocks a few bikes for women, although only males were cyc ling about the street.

Hubster was less than happy for me to haul out one of the women's bikes and give it a try . Apart from the fact he

didn't want to attract attention he had an opinion on the cost (too much) but mostly he wanted to know where,

exactly, I intended to ride the bike should I purchase it given that, just as women can't drive in this country, the

general consensus is they should also not ride bikes - not in public anyway.

Cycling isn't encouraged for Saudi girls due, most ly, to the cultural value placed on the status of a females' nether

regions, more specifical ly her hymen. The importance of being a virgin bride is one of the reasons given for

restricting girls in this country from participating in numerous sporting and exercise act ivities that would benefit

their physical and mental well-being.

Living in the 21st century one could argue the archaic-ness of this belief and call it Saudi nonsense but it pays to

remember that before the Wicked West became wicked (or is that educated and enlightened) tradition preferred

Pure as Snow brides at the alter. And Saudi isn't the only country around the globe that still lik es their brides to

be innocent flowers.

What's confounding about Saudi is the conservatives continued stance of discouraging female involvement in sport

or exercise even after the marital sheets have been bled on and long after offspring have sprung forth. What is

their rational? Principal! If you aren't already aware of what those principles may be this article, Two Steps

Forward, by Eman al Nafjan on the Foreign Policy website, gives a little insight.

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Of course, even without cultural and religious restrictions not all Saudi girls are intent on rushing out to go bike

riding though one does wonder how many would, if they could.

My friend recounted a story about a Saudi family on holiday outside of Saudi Arabia. The father was trying to

teach his daughter (14years) how to ride a bike. He was teaching her on this holiday because he would be

frowned on for teaching her in his own country. My friend thought this was a sad story. I had to disagree. What a

great Dad! What a fabulous thing for him to do! By all accounts she was determined to keep trying and he was

perfectly happy to keep teaching. Definitely a story with a lot more positives than negatives.

I have often wondered whether this young lady mastered her bike riding while on holiday and, if so, whether she

continued her riding after returning to Saudi. "Where would she ride?" I hear you say.

Two places I have seen youngsters enjoying the great outdoors on their bikes in Riyadh are out in the desert on

family picnics and along the wide walk ways beside Al Elb lake on a balmy Saudi evening.

Granted these kids were quite young (pre-teen), but it was heartening to see the parents didn't restric t t heir young

daughters from the enjoyment that cycling can bring. And I have to admit that, though these families (my vast

experience is drawn from meeting both of them) were of Middle Eastern origin, neither of them were Saudi.

What do you do in Riyadh if you're a serious cyclist just itching to get on ya bike? One expat I know throws his

mountain bike in the back of his truck and heads for the hills outside of Riyadh with a couple of his friends. He is,

admittedly, a little bit crazy.

Keen cyclists (including a couple of women) have also been seen pedaling the walking tracks around the DQ

though, be warned, it's not a smooth ride by any means.

If you're looking for a cycling club in Riyadh then this site - Riyadh Wheelers - may be of interest to you.

According to their website the club, which consis ts most ly of expats, has been in existence since 1992 and there

is a raft of other information about what they offer as well.

For those looking for a more leisurely ride there is a walkway that runs through Wadi Hanifa that a few cyclis ts

(mostly men I gather) are known to ride along. On one of our motorbike rides through the area it did cross my

mind to cyc le through the Wadi one weekend with Hubster. I have even contemplated designing an abaya

specifically for the purpose. Mr Noor may have to come along too, as wheel man, in case we need a quick exit

due to locals unhappy with feminine-ness bike riding in public in Riyadh.

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Cycling Destinations in Riyadh

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