Si bien, la ONU ha promulgado el 3 de junio como el Día Mundial de la Bicicleta, no podemos ignorar el hecho de que este día se ha celebrado tradicionalmente el 19 de abril, con el objetivo de promover el uso de este medio de transporte sostenible, sano y divertido, y concienciar sobre los derechos de los ciclistas.
Pero el Día Mundial de la Bicicleta con fecha de 19 de abril, lejos de ser una fecha oficial, tiene una curiosa historia detrás, que te sorprenderá seguro.
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