Perth Australia- One of the 5 Best Cities in the World For Cycling

Traveling around the city by bicycle has certainly been a fun experience for me since childhood. In addition to being environmentally friendly because it does not use machines, it is also very good for the body (cycling is also suitable for leisurely walks.

Western Australia's capital city is filled with hundreds of miles of trails, bike paths and bike-friendly trails.
Perth's extensive Bike Network was built to meet some inspiring local demand where in this part of the country the cycling participation rate is 42 percent.

One of the best routes is along the Kep Trail, a mostly flat route that uses the former rail line and takes you through urban jungle bush and parks.

While living in Cockburn City, Perth, Western Australia, I was very lucky, in the family home where I live there are many bicycles. So wherever I go, for example, I want to go to Park near my house or go shopping for necessities, I don't need to take a bus, or take a taxi or walk.

For those of you who live in Australia, who want to take advantage of once a week to exercise on a bicycle, you don't have to spend money to buy a bicycle, just rent it. For one hour, the rate is 3 AUD (Australian Dollar), you can also rent it all day, of course the cost is quite good. expensive, usually up to 25 AUD.

Oh yeah..DO NOT FORGET, riding a bicycle here is also required to wear a helmet, not only motorcycle riders who are required to wear a helmet.

Usually the helmet renter has provided it at the bicycle rental place. You don't need to buy it. Or come to the bike helmet rental machine. Enter coins or paper money, surely the change will be given. Just put it in the right position and lock it and don't forget to read the rules first so you don't violate the rules.

What if you ride a bicycle without a helmet?
Personal experience, was reprimanded by the traffic police and had to return home to get a helmet. Of course, it's very tiring to bother your friends, right?
Using a helmet when riding a bicycle is a must not "like it or not". Australia was the first country to implement a law requiring cyclists to wear helmets. Those who violate will be fined on the spot. 50 AUD or Rp. 500,000, two hours of work salary.. hehe. Luckily I'm a tourist here, just be warned.