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Already posted on the Commuter forum but thought I'd share here as well. While not very long ( 2.4 round trip) decided I could easily pack more miles / week if I simply ride to work. It was really quite easy and if I do it at least 3 x a week (estimated for weather issues) that's and easy 7.2 miles per week on top of whatever else I do. I know eventually I will take longer routes as I get faster. I'm just tickled to get a quick pump in the morning. On top of that it will be far less convenient to run to the nearest fast food joint for lunch. That way I am forced to take lunch with me,so it is easier to make good food choices. All in all a great day and found I had more energy at the office.
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Great job, keep it up. I also have a short commute and find that it's faster to bike to work than drive.
well done
keep it up and sure who knows it might be 5x a week sooner than later
we all have to start small - baby steps.
keep it up and sure who knows it might be 5x a week sooner than later
we all have to start small - baby steps.Senior Member
great job i did my first commute 2 weeks ago (9 miles one way) i have rode this commute a few days a week for the past 2 weeks. it is a great feeling to ride to work and a easy way to increase you weekly mileage.
keep up the good work it wont be long and you will be adding miles on the way home just for fun!
keep up the good work it wont be long and you will be adding miles on the way home just for fun!
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I realized last week that we have a corporate membership with a Carshare organization, and the car is literally parked outside my office window. It rarely is out on trips. It's potentially a sweet deal - CarShare bills my employer directly, so I do not have to submit receipts for anything, plus this car has AC.
Most of the time I've been driving to work due to work-related travel during the day, this may free up many days for bike commuting.
Most of the time I've been driving to work due to work-related travel during the day, this may free up many days for bike commuting.
