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Old 04-29-10 | 11:24 AM
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wildergeek
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From: Kettering OH

Bikes: Trek 520, Cadex CFM2

Originally Posted by Artkansas
...I really burnt out last winter. I had to put a limit on riding below freezing. But now that the days are warmer and longer, I'm recovering.
Me too. Two years ago, I rode in anything Mother Nature could throw at me. There were days I arrived at work wet and shivering or frostbitten but I was motivated by personal determination to prove that I could do it. This past winter, I drove a lot more, drawing the line at 20°F or more than an inch of snow on the streets. It just got so unpleasant on some days that I was afraid I'd quit riding completely.

I'm glad I took it easy because this Spring I have enjoyed riding more than past years. On days when I don't feel my best, I just ride more slowly and take an extra 10 minutes to get home. After all, isn't one of the reasons for biking to slow life down a bit?
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