Every morning in Bengaluru's premium gated communities, hundreds of kids with perfectly good cycles at home are climbing into vans. 45 minutes each way. Drowsy. Passive. Disengaged. I watched this for years as a parent — and decided to fix it for my own son first. For 6 months, my son and I cycled 13km one-way, every school day — from Amruthahalli to DPS Bangalore North. 120 out of 130 days. Through monsoon. Through traffic. Through the works. 2,500+ kilometres later, I had my answer: this works. What I also found: thousands of kids across Bhartiya City, Sobha City, Purva, and similar communities own cycles gathering dust in their storerooms. Parents WANT their kids to cycle. They just don't have a safety system they can trust. So I built one. The BiCycle Project 2.0 is a marshal-led, AI-assisted group cycling commute for school kids. → 10 kids per vetted, trained marshal → Live GPS tracking for parents → AI-assisted ops and route management → ₹4,500/month per child 92% consistency. Clean unit economics. A working app prototype. And a story that started with one father and one son. If you're a parent in a gated community in Bengaluru — I'd love to know: what would it take for you to let your child cycle to school? And if you know someone building in the urban mobility or edtech space who should see this — I'd appreciate the share. 🔗 the-bi-cycle-project-2-0.vercel.app #BicycleProject #Bengaluru #KidsMobility #BuildInPublic #UrbanMobility #ParentFounder

The BiCycle Project 2.0

Pedal to school, safely

Pedal to school, safely