Elderly Man Uninjured in Rehoboth Beach Bicycle Crash

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June 19, 2022

Rehoboth Beach, MD – An elderly male bicyclist was injured during a bike ride through the scenic beach town of Rehoboth Beach on Saturday, according to multiple reports.

President Joe Biden went for a bike ride in his home state of Delaware Saturday morning, and it ended up like most other aspects of the aging former Senator’s presidency, crashing down.

Biden was attempting to stop his bike from meeting with a group of reporters and plunged to the ground, requiring assistance to return to his feet and go on his way. This time, Biden didn’t blame Russian President Vladimir Putin or the Republican Party. Instead, he said his foot got caught on the pedal as he was trying to deploy his kickstand.

“I’m good!” the leader of the free world explained after his bicycle mishap in Rehoboth Beach.

,”The President said, his foot got caught on the pedal while dismounting and he is fine. No medical attention is needed,” a spokesperson for the President said Saturday. “The President looks forward to spending the rest of the day with his family,”

Maybe next time, Biden can visit Wildwood, New Jersey and just take the tramcar.

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Later, former President Donald J. Trump posted his version of the affair on his Truth Social platform.

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Phil Stilton

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