LittleBigMan
07-02-02, 08:00 PM
Admit it guys (and gals)--your bike really is a toy!
(ok, I won't tell anyone...go on and have fun on the way to work!)
:D
(ok, I won't tell anyone...go on and have fun on the way to work!)
:D
Commuting - Boys with toys
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Chris L
07-02-02, 09:15 PM
I believe we are all really children deep down. The only thing that changes is which toys we play with. :D
Astroboy
07-02-02, 09:57 PM
I have 3, my friends tell me they are toys...but they just don't understand ;)
:beer:
:beer:
Anders K
07-03-02, 12:48 AM
Yeah, I would say useful toys:)
Anders K
Anders K
Ellie
07-03-02, 02:25 AM
Of course they're toys. Nothing serious could be this much fun!
So long as no-one says bikes are just toys.
Ellie
So long as no-one says bikes are just toys.
Ellie
MichaelW
07-03-02, 04:24 AM
Do you count expenditure on cycling as transportation running costs, or leisure ?
If you assign your running costs to capital expenditure you can even appear to be richer than you really are. It seems to work most of the time.
If you assign your running costs to capital expenditure you can even appear to be richer than you really are. It seems to work most of the time.
Inkwolf
07-03-02, 06:24 AM
Originally posted by MichaelW
Do you count expenditure on cycling as transportation running costs, or leisure ?
Don;t make me answer this question! :p
(Hmmm, I believe that all the money I'm saving on gas is being spent on energy/granola bars, sports drinks, and bananas...)
Do you count expenditure on cycling as transportation running costs, or leisure ?
Don;t make me answer this question! :p
(Hmmm, I believe that all the money I'm saving on gas is being spent on energy/granola bars, sports drinks, and bananas...)
Kevin S
07-03-02, 12:57 PM
Originally posted by MichaelW
Do you count expenditure on cycling as transportation running costs, or leisure ?
Transportation most definitely.
If you assign your running costs to capital expenditure you can even appear to be richer than you really are. It seems to work most of the time.
Hey, WorldComm got away with it for three years. :p
Kevin S.
Do you count expenditure on cycling as transportation running costs, or leisure ?
Transportation most definitely.
If you assign your running costs to capital expenditure you can even appear to be richer than you really are. It seems to work most of the time.
Hey, WorldComm got away with it for three years. :p
Kevin S.
naisme
07-13-02, 02:05 PM
I was on my way home after a day of riding. I left home at about 10 that morning, and was coming home well after midnight. I thought about it on the way home, how like a kid I was, spending almost all day on a bicycle, getting hot, sweaty, dirty and coming home like that. It was great.
Andy Dreisch
07-14-02, 09:54 AM
Originally posted by naisme
I was on my way home after a day of riding. I left home at about 10 that morning, and was coming home well after midnight. I thought about it on the way home, how like a kid I was, spending almost all day on a bicycle, getting hot, sweaty, dirty and coming home like that. It was great.
I tell people who are amazed that I regularly bike-commute that I particularly enjoy being a kid in the morning on the way to work and being a kid again on the way home.
Is a bike a toy? You betcha.
I was on my way home after a day of riding. I left home at about 10 that morning, and was coming home well after midnight. I thought about it on the way home, how like a kid I was, spending almost all day on a bicycle, getting hot, sweaty, dirty and coming home like that. It was great.
I tell people who are amazed that I regularly bike-commute that I particularly enjoy being a kid in the morning on the way to work and being a kid again on the way home.
Is a bike a toy? You betcha.