Hong Kong’s young balance bike stars face early retirement due to lack of space
At just nine years old, Hong Kong’s Wong Tsz-ching is already approaching the end of his competitive balance bike career.
A keen rider, Tsz-ching started at four years old and entered his first race six months later.
His five-year-old sister, Wong Tsz-yau, followed suit, competing at two and a half.
However, even though Tsz-ching has faced the best riders across Asia and represented Hong Kong at a world cup-level balance bike event in Japan, back home he has nearly run out of tracks.
While...
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