I’ll ride it where I like!

[diamondcutter]

Transport of the future!
I’ll have a computer on my bike.
It’ll say, “Be careful! Lorry on right!”
So I’ll ride it where I like!

Source: Kid's Box 6, a textbook for kids, Cambridge University Press

I think the last sentence means this.

So I’ll ride it in the places which I like.

Am I right?

And I also want to know if the use of “where” in the original sentence is common.

 

[probus]

I agree with your interpretation. In my dialect we'd be much more likely to say "wherever I like."

 

[jutfrank]

First of all, yes, you understand the meaning perfectly well.

Second, where I like is the correct phrase. We do not say in the places which I like.