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Jack Kennedy Schlossberg was spotted riding his bike on Park Avenue Tuesday
The 24-year-old bore a striking resemblance to his late uncle, John F. Kennedy Jr. who also rode his bicycle around New York City in the 1980s and 1990s
Schlossberg wore a black helmet and carried a large backpack as he pedaled on his 2010 Ion Pro Trek bike, which is estimated to cost roughly $2,000
His appearance comes ahead of what would have been his grandfather's 100th birthday and after he presented Obama with the JFK Profile in Courage award

By Regina F. Graham and Emily Crane For Dailymail.com

Published: 15:57 EST, 17 May 2017 | Updated: 17:17 EST, 17 May 2017

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Jack Kennedy Schlossberg was spotted out and about in New York City on Tuesday while riding his bicycle, and he bore a striking resemblance to his late uncle John F. Kennedy Jr.

The 24-year-old son of Caroline Kennedy and the grandson of President John F. Kennedy was enjoying a morning bike ride along ritzy Park Avenue.

The potential future politician was all smiles while he pedaled his bike in between traffic in a move that mirrored his late uncle who was often photographed riding his bicycle in the 1980s and 1990s.

In keeping safety first, Schlossberg wore a black helmet, a graphic t-shift, black shorts and black trainers.

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Relaxed: Jack Kennedy Schlossberg was spotted out and about in New York City on Tuesday while riding his bicycle. The 24-year-old son of Caroline Kennedy and the grandson of President John F. Kennedy was enjoying a morning bike ride along the ritzy Park Avenue

Happy: In keeping safety first, Schlossberg wore a black helmet as he rode his 2010 Trek bike. Schlossberg bore a striking resemblance to his late uncle, John F. Kennedy Jr., who also rode his bicycle around New York City in the 1980s

Uncanny: Many have compared Schlossberg's handsome looks to his late grandfather and late uncle. John F. Kennedy Jr. is pictured above shirtless while riding his bike back to the Kennedy Compound from the beach during Labor Day weekend in 1985

Doppelganger: He also wasn't afraid to pedal in busy New York City. He is pictured above leaving his mother, Jackie Kennedy Onassis' Fifth Avenue apartment on his bicycle

The 2015 Yale University graduate also had a large backpack on while swiftly peddling during his quick trip on his 2010 customized Ion Pro Trek bike, which is estimated to cost around $2,000.

Schlossberg was spotted out just days before what would have been his grandfather's 100th birthday.

Earlier this month, he faced a room full of high-profile politicians in Boston and catapulted himself onto the political stage by applauding former President Barack Obama for having the courage to 'govern responsibly'.

The 24-year-old spoke glowingly of the former president as he, alongside his mother, presented Obama with the JFK Profile in Courage Award.

Schlossberg told the crowded room of how Obama had inspired him in the same way an earlier generation was inspired by his grandfather.

Earlier this month, the 24-year-old spoke glowingly of Barack Obama in Boston as he presented the former president with the JFK Profile in Courage Award

Schlossberg (right) and his mother Caroline Kennedy (left) took to the stage at the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum Read with Barack and Michelle Obama

'(JFK) inspired a generation to enter public service and to ask what they could do for their country. President Barack Obama inspired me in the same way,' he said.

'My life changed in 2008 because a young candidate was fired up and ready to go, and said that "Yes we can".

'Without Barack Obama I might still be sitting on my couch eating Doritos and watching sports.'

Schlossberg - who plans to attend Harvard Law School - also made his beliefs clear about politics as he applauded Obama for his courage in pursuing healthcare reform.

Schlossberg's stirring speech came after he gave his first television interview on the Today show alongside his mother Caroline Kennedy

'From his first days in office until his last, the President consistently put the national interest above his own political interest while resisting the politics of cynicism in a system that all too often encourages it,' he said.

'He had the courage to pursue comprehensive health care reform as his first order of business, knowing the issue would cost him and the party politically.

Schlossberg's stirring speech came after he gave his first television interview alongside his mother Caroline Kennedy.

He appeared on NBC’s Today show to promote the Profile in Courage Award ceremony, which he presented to Obama.