Originally Posted by Trsnrtr

Definitely appreciate the scenery more and also the company. I've got a few triker friends and we've done a lot of long days, even a few centuries.

I've told this before but here goes again. My cancer came back 6 years after my prostatectomy and I had 8 weeks of M thruF radiation treatments and 6 months of Lupron and Casodex drugs. My trike was my biggest buddy and kept me sane. I kept it in the car and rode it to breakfast every day after treatments. Since then, if I'm sick or feeling low, I hop on my trike. I can't ride it without grinning.

I went back to uprights in late 2013 after a back therapist relieved my pain for the first time in 30 years. Mainly exercises. I still kept my trikes but sold all of my two wheel bents.

To be honest, if my wife wasn't a hammerhead, I'd probably ride my trikes most of the time but she still likes to ride fast and hard so I ride an upright and tandem for her.