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As someone who loves cycling, I think embarking on a journey along Korea's four major rivers and the national cross-country bicycle path is truly an exhilarating and fantastic experience. I highly recommend that fellow cyclists challenge themselves to this journey at least once in their lifetime. One of the most special and memorable travels in my life was undoubtedly the national cross-country bicycle journey. To undertake and successfully complete this grand journey, purchasing a bicycle certification booklet is a highly important and essential preparation step . The act of stopping at each checkpoint to physically stamp the marks yourself to commemorate your travel, and planning the trip toward the next destination, is just as exciting as riding the bicycle itself. While there are automatic certification systems using mobile phones that are well-established and easy to use nowadays, the nature of the national cross-country route means riding through deep mountains or isolat...

Planning to rent a shared e-bike like Lime or Hello Ride in downtown Sydney? While the romance of cruising toward the Opera House with a cool ocean breeze sounds perfect, a simple misunderstanding of the pricing rules can easily cost you. I ended up getting hit with a shocking $47 AUD bill for a single ride. As someone who regularly rides road bikes, let me break down the reality of renting a bicycle in Sydney, along with the survival tips you need to avoid the same trap. 1. The Rough Start: Hunting for a Helmet and Pre-Ride Setup I decided to ride a bicycle from my accommodation at the Novotel City Centre down to the Sydney Opera House. Compared to Lime, Hello Ride bikes were noticeably harder to find on the streets. On top of that, wearing a bicycle helmet is legally mandatory in Australia. I had to track down three different locations marked on the app map just to find a bike that actually had a helmet attached and a working battery. I finally located one with a 94% battery...