commuting for stress relief
#27
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From: Nashvegas
Bikes: 04 KHS 500 Flite, 04 Gary Fisher HKEK
My commute in on a local MUP that follows the river. Its one of the most peaceful commutes that I can imagine. Taking in the morning air while the sun rises over the river... very serene. The same commute by car takes about 10-15 minutes, my bike commute is about 30 to 40 minutes. I feel much better during the day when I bicycle commute
The ride home is great as well, all the housewives are out jogging. In fact I have a hard time deciding which is better, the morning or afternoon
The ride home is great as well, all the housewives are out jogging. In fact I have a hard time deciding which is better, the morning or afternoon
#28
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Joined: Jul 2009
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From: Nashvegas
Bikes: 04 KHS 500 Flite, 04 Gary Fisher HKEK
My commute in on a local MUP that follows the river. Its one of the most peaceful commutes that I can imagine. Taking in the morning air while the sun rises over the river... very serene. The same commute by car takes about 10-15 minutes, my bike commute is about 30 to 40 minutes. I feel much better during the day when I bicycle commute
The ride home is great as well, all the suburban housewives are out jogging. In fact I have a hard time deciding which is better, the morning or afternoon
The ride home is great as well, all the suburban housewives are out jogging. In fact I have a hard time deciding which is better, the morning or afternoon
#29
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From: Layton, UT
Bikes: 2004 Giant OCR, 2002 Specialized Stumpjumper, 2008 Trek 6500 Disc
I agree that's its secondary. My commute is a/b 20 miles by bike 17 by car each way. So, I either spend 30 via car or 1 + hr via bike. The bike version is always better.
#30
I also didn't start commuting for that reason, but now if I don't ride for a couple days, I feel fat and stressed.
It's got all the hallmarks of an addiction. But at least it makes you healthier rather than sicker
It's got all the hallmarks of an addiction. But at least it makes you healthier rather than sicker




