Colombianos del Movistar promueven uso de la bicicleta

En el Día Mundial de la Bicicleta, Juan Diego Alba, Paula Patiño y Juan José Florián enviaron un mensaje de motivación a la gente para empezar a usar la bicicleta con responsabilidad.

Actualizado a 3 de junio de 2020 11:45 COT

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - MAY 02: Juan Jose Florian, 36, from Colombia is training to the qualifiers for the Paralympics of Tokyo 2020 in Bogota, Colombia on May 02, 2019. Juan Jose FloriÃ¡n (Mochoman), lost both hands, the right leg, the right eye and he was in a coma for 12 days in July 2011, after an attack with an explosive device, while he was an active member of the Colombian National Army. Since then he has clung to the pedals of a bicycle and now dreams of the gold medal in the Paralympics of Tokyo 2020, the qualifiers will be on May 12 (Ostend - Belgium) and is cataloged by the UCI International Cycling Union as a rider of the Category C1 (Maximum disability, athletes with severe mobility impairments). (Photo by Juancho Torres/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images) — BOGOTA, COLOMBIA - MAY 02: Juan Jose Florian, 36, from Colombia is training to the qualifiers for the Paralympics of Tokyo 2020 in Bogota, Colombia on May 02, 2019. Juan Jose FloriÃ¡n (Mochoman), lost both hands, the right leg, the right eye and he was in a coma for 12 days in July 2011, after an attack with an explosive device, while he was an active member of the Colombian National Army. Since then he has clung to the pedals of a bicycle and now dreams of the gold medal in the Paralympics of Tokyo 2020, the qualifiers will be on May 12 (Ostend - Belgium) and is cataloged by the UCI International Cycling Union as a rider of the Category C1 (Maximum disability, athletes with severe mobility impairments). (Photo by Juancho Torres/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images)Anadolu AgencyGetty Images