My friend and good partner essay 150 words

I have a good partner. It is not a person, but a bicycle. I didn't know how to ride a bicycle before, so I was envious of my brothers, sisters, and friends riding bicycles for a stroll. Among the friends, I was the only one who couldn’t ride. Everyone laughed at me, so I made up my mind to learn. This was one of the reasons. The second reason was that cycling was fun. When I learned how to ride it, I could walk with my friends. The third reason is also the most important reason. When I grow up, I can participate in bicycle competitions, and it is best to come back with gold medals every time. When I think of that scene, I feel so happy.

I asked my mother to buy me a bicycle. I started learning to ride on Saturday morning. I grasped the brake and faucet with both hands, put one foot on the ground and one on the pedal, and everything was ready. I felt nervous and excited, with sweat streaming down both sides of my face. I didn't know what to do at this time. Off we went, my first two-wheeler adventure began. Everyone held their breath and watched quietly. Unexpectedly, I fell before I even took a step on the bike. My face turned red and my butt hurt. I said nothing and threw the bike aside.

A few days later, I saw the bicycle again, but I still didn’t have the confidence to ride it. My parents encouraged me, my aunt encouraged me, and my friends also encouraged me. Faced with the encouragement of so many people, I had no choice but to do it. Agree. I made preparations like last time. It started, and this time I actually got on the bike and didn’t fall down! Straighten your back, look forward, hold the faucet tightly, and ride straight forward. I thought to myself: Did a miracle happen? Or is it the strength God has given me?

Since then, I have learned to ride a bicycle, and my friends no longer laugh at me. Whenever I have free time, I follow my friends for a walk in the community. Not only that, I also become a member of the community’s bicycle team.

I learned a truth from learning to ride a bicycle: as long as you persevere, you will definitely succeed. I will have to persevere in whatever I do in the future, learn more skills, and conquer everyone.