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Mumbai: Man helps distressed cyclists rediscover joys of cycling

sewri garment sellers lockdown initiative helps people discover exotic routes from the comfort of his studio in Prabhadevi

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Chitra Nadkarni, athlete and Janak Shah, studio owner

Chitra Nadkarni, athlete and Janak Shah, studio owner

Riding a bicycle in the city is by no means easy, with cars and bikes zooming past and no cycling tracks. Some cyclists met with accidents and gave up on outdoor exercise. However, a 55-year-old garment supplier has been coming to the rescue of such cyclists in distress, with his studio where they can cycle at a fixed place on virtual routes offered by an indoor cycling set-up.

Since the lockdown, Janak Shah has started renting the apparatus to his clients, most of whom are marathon runners. They enjoy cycling and train from home.

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