Little Boy Learns To Ride Bike, Delivers Amazing Speech (VIDEO)

Learning to ride a bike is a huge childhood milestone. Finally, you can go where you want to go! When you want to! As long as your mom says it's okay!

This little dude is super excited to have finally mastered his own set of wheels, and he more than delivers when his dad asks for some words of wisdom, BUT THE BEST PART IS THAT HE SPEAKS THE WAY CAPS LOCK LOOKS. IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT TALKING IN CAPS LOCK WOULD SOUND LIKE, JUST WATCH THIS VIDEO. THEN YOU WILL KNOW.

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Comments

[kndtloeser]

06:17 PM on 06/05/2011

Heart warming. May he never loose his wonderful outlook on life.

[FlipMode]

06:50 AM on 06/04/2011

Very cute.

[AWL]

04:56 AM on 06/04/2011

Learning to use the brakes, and when to do so is the next bit...

[eve mahar]

01:35 AM on 06/04/2011

That's really cute. My 5 year old nephew just learned to ride his bike and he was REALLY loud and proud about it too! So sweet.

[metoo]

10:22 PM on 06/03/2011

very cute. but epic kid needs epic music -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6ceCietRQk

[mearepaige]

03:25 AM on 06/04/2011

thats awesome!!!

[Madbunny]

12:02 PM on 06/04/2011

Aw man, now I gotta dig out premiere and start slicing in epic stuff, like the moon landing, Hulk Hogan and the Lion King. There goes my morning!

[chucknchar]

07:58 PM on 06/03/2011

Didn't get the kid's name but I will show it to my 6 year old grandson who is a little leary in trying to learn. Believe in yourself" I say, just like that little boy

[Mile End]

04:17 PM on 06/03/2011

"Thumbs up for rock 'n' roll!" You got that right, little dude.

Sure put a smile on my face. Happy Friday, everybody.

[Amadahy]

05:50 PM on 06/03/2011

Me too. Back at you Mile End.

[EndTheHumanWar]

08:55 AM on 06/03/2011

Yes, your kid is cute. Now, bugger-off.

[Susie2112]

04:20 PM on 06/03/2011

if you want to end the human war, maybe don't be such a di*%.

[Allison AC]

03:20 AM on 06/04/2011

hahahahahahahaha

[Gerald OHare]

07:08 PM on 06/02/2011

I remember when my son Danny first learned to ride a bike. He learned to ride but didn't know how to stop. He kept on riding around in circles until the family realized that he couldn't stop.

[Amadahy]

05:50 PM on 06/03/2011

LOL Thanks for sharing.

[jrb35]

06:21 PM on 06/03/2011

I did the same thing as a kid when I learned how to ride. I couldn't figure out how to stop so I rolled onto the grass in our front yard and made a "controlled: crash. I figured it wouldn't hurt as much as falling off the bike on the street. I was right. My parents filmed the entire incident on super-8.

[Bffinnster]

04:46 PM on 06/02/2011

Fantastic. Being a father is the best thing in the world. Period.

Starting to build a proper tree house with my boy this week, and I bet I'm as excited as he is.

P.S. Nice to see a properly fitting helmet on such a little guy.

[GeeCan]

11:21 PM on 06/03/2011

Nice! Loved my treehouse growing up may it bring your son lots of joy make him as good an devoted father as you seem.

[silverwing]

02:04 PM on 06/04/2011

Agreed on all counts (except the father bit! I'm hoping that being a mother will be pretty great too, when the time comes. :)

Good luck with the tree house!

[chayacooper]

02:22 PM on 06/02/2011

I couldn't help but smile at this kid's inspirational speech after learning to ride a bike :-D

[Max Shaw]

02:06 PM on 06/02/2011

Go get em' lil' dude! Think of awesome it is now that some day you can go pick up some trim on your Huffy.

[MISTERUNCONVENTIONAL]

01:53 PM on 06/02/2011

A bicycle for me was the ultimate in freedom. We rode for MILES. Our parents might as well have not existed once we got wheels!

At 12 or so we decided to ride to the next county where fireworks were legal. To do so we had to cross the Tennessee river bridge, a narrow, 2-lane bridge with fast moving cars. Scary indeed. It didn't have a solid deck, it had a grate, you could see all the way down.

I had memorized the route. Before that age, you really don't know where things are, your parents do all the driving.

Overall it was probably a 40 or 50 mile day for us, but our sense of accomplishment was total. Our parents may have wondered why we were so tired, but no one said a word.

We lived in a small, fairly safe town. Parents today probably wouldn't let their kids have the adventures we did. From climbing local mountains, to wiring a local cave with christmas lights, to bicycle adventures....we had it good!

Today's kids, texting, playing video games, watching too much TV .....meh!

[Just walkin the dog here]

03:30 PM on 06/02/2011

You thoughtful post brought back a flood of memories of my childhood bike riding. No one in my 50's blue collar neighborhood ever got new bikes, they were bought and sold between dads and you got new tires and handle grips, maybe some new paint, but we thought they were the best. We also would be gone all day Saturday with our wax-paper wrapped peanut butter sandwich and jelly jar of warm milk. Yes, I too think we had it best. Oh, and by the way, in my garage their are six bikes that I use as often as I can.

[Marla Thurman]

04:06 PM on 06/02/2011

Ah... those were the days. Our parents never even looked for us, and when they called us in at the end of the day we always begged, "Five more minutes!??"

[Dutch08]

01:09 PM on 06/02/2011

Can't imagine what he's going to tell his first girlfriend after he see's her boobees.

[seereene1]

04:13 PM on 06/02/2011

Wow! You can do it if you try! Thumbs up!

[Madbunny]

12:05 PM on 06/04/2011

I can. He's gonna give two thumbs up and say "ROCK AND ROLL!" Isn't that what everybody does?

[Jeremyewilliams]

12:29 PM on 06/02/2011

loved that!