Bicycles in Kathmandu
One of the most obvious things you notice upon arriving in Kathmandu is the traffic. Cars and taxis and buses and trucks are in abundance everywhere. Then you notice all the motor cycles. It is not uncommon to see fifty or more motor cycles lined up waiting for the traffic lights to turn green. Down every laneway you take your life into your hands if you ignore the ubiquitous motor cycle.
Bicycle shop in Kathmandu
Just as common is the ordinary bicycle. They also seem to be everywhere. Naturally, where there are plenty of bicycles and motor bikes there have to be shops selling and repairing them. In fact, such establishments seemed to outnumber the car sales and repair garages thirty or forty to one. At least, this seemed the ratio in the central parts of the city.
I MUST BY THE BYCYCLE FOR ONE CHILDREN OF 14 YEARS. YOU CAN SEND ME THE PHOTO OF 2OR 3 TYPE OF BYCYCLES AND THE PRICE.
BEST REGARDS
ROBERTA
I am sorry Roberta – I am a travel writer – not the owner of a bicycle shop.
FRIEND,
I UNDERSTAND YO UARE IN THE BUSINESS OF SELLING bicycles. Please forward to my addresss the details of the barious models of bicycle that you offer and the various price schemes. Also, I understand you are an apfiliate of tri chandra college of katmandu; will you please forward to my address information regarding tuition for 2nd years bcs degree tuition scheme as i am currently a 1st yr student. thank you. shalom
Hello Ushma,
I am an Australian travel writer who visited Nepal 4 years ago.
I do not sell bicycles.
I am not an affiliate of Tri Chandra College. Please contact the college directly.