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Meet Key Milez, The Chicagoan Famous For Biking With No Front Wheel

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Amalio Quiles, 19, has gained fame in Chicago for his daring bike tricks performed without a front wheel, turning him into a local folk hero. He shares his stunts on Instagram, where he has amassed over 50,000 followers, and inspires local kids to engage in biking. His journey began when he removed the front wheel to fix the brake, leading to a newfound talent for balancing and performing tricks. Despite the risks, Quiles enjoys the adrenaline rush of navigating busy streets. He is currently working at a bike warehouse and plans to pursue a career in climbing, having recently passed a climbing evaluation.

Quiles envisions a broader biking culture in Chicago, encouraging others to join him on two wheels. He aims to spread this culture, having even given away his bike to a child during a recent trip to Jamaica. His story reflects the vibrant biking community and youth engagement in the city.

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