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Cycling and Deafness: Can Individuals with Hearing Loss Ride Bikes?

Yes, a deaf person can ride a bike. Deafness does not affect a person's ability to balance or pedal a bicycle. Many deaf people enjoy cycling as a form of exercise and recreation. Some deaf cyclists even compete in professional cycling races.

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