Dear Parents,

        I am writing to you because of my urgent necessity for your permission allowing me to be able to ride a bicycle. Although I greatly appreciate all the compassionate doings having been completed for me, there is still a remaining feeling of lacking a bicycle within my life. Being the generous and loving parents that you have always been for me, I know with my whole self that you will grant me this significant proposal that your permitting of will prove to be to my benefit.

        First of all, I comprehend that you feel riding a bicycle is precarious. However, I assure you that I am sufficiently mature to mind my safety on my own bicycle. For instance, I will be extremely cautious on my bicycle, not riding it in the presence of cars or where the road appears to be uneven. Additionally, I vow to wear a helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, and other safety equipment to prevent the receiving of injuries while on my bicycle. These precautions would most assuredly guarantee my safety on my bicycle.

       Furthermore, I know you consider that I can simply walk or run, for a bicycle isn’t mandatory for being fit in your opinion. Yet, riding a bicycle is a delightful experience all on its own and possesses much more beneficial effects on the body than merely walking or even running. As an example, riding a bicycle enables one to have amusement and delight, such as experiencing the idealistic sensation of feeling the fresh breeze rush through your hair and lap gently against your bare skin as a wave of adrenaline suddenly strikes you unexpectedly, and your heart commences to pound fiercely with terror yet with a sense of pure thrill. Another example is that the essential exercise of riding a bicycle was shown by medical researchers to bear more effective results on the building of leg muscle, the maintaining of the proper function of your heart, and the beneficial increase of blood circulation than plainly walking or running. It is quite evident that riding a bicycle greatly dominates by far over walking or running.

         Lastly, your belief that a bicycle will require maintenance, which will prove to be simply a waste of time and a disrupting factor in your judgment, is quite understandable. Nevertheless, I swear to complete what actually is a beneficial task for me of being responsible for the condition of my own bicycle without any aid whatsoever. An example is that I will lubricate my bicycle according to directions and purchase necessary parts for it with my own allowance. Also, I am sure that the required maintenance for the bicycle will not prove to be a waste of time but a significant lesson of responsibility and maturity for me, for maintaining a bicycle mandates a sense of duty, a mighty will, responsibility, maturity, and other positive character traits  that I will gain from the possession of my own bicycle. My bicycle’s maintenance will most confidently not prove to be an issue for you to be concerned about.

          In conclusion, I am extremely grateful that you took the time to read my letter about the issue of permitting me to ride a bicycle that will certainly provide me with an immense amount of benefits and useful lessons about commitment and maturity. I am greatly confident in the proposition that you are very compassionate and wise parents that will not let this extremely advantageous opportunity for us simply slip away. Thus, I plead with all my heart in hope that you will permit the delightful and beneficial sport of bicycle riding commence being a significant portion of my daily exercises.

                                                                                                                Your beloved child,