Suffering withdrawal
09-11-10 | 09:25 PM
#1
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From: Australia
Bikes: Giant CRX3, Trek 7100
Suffering withdrawal
I had to give up my commute on friday on account of driving across town to work on a job-site. Same again monday
Also next week on thursday I have to do a safe driving course and will miss out on a ride.
I guess looking at this another way it means I will be just so pleased to ride the other days.
Also next week on thursday I have to do a safe driving course and will miss out on a ride. I guess looking at this another way it means I will be just so pleased to ride the other days.
09-12-10 | 12:46 AM
#2
The Professor
Joined: Nov 2009
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From: Center Sandwich, New Hampshire
Bikes: Alex Moulton Double Pylon, Surly Big Dummy, Alex Moulton GT, AZUB TiFly
I hate it to when I have to go to some function or other so I can't ride in. The worst is when this happens and it starts raining and some clown will invariably say "Aren't you glad you don't have to ride home in this weather?" My reply, Yeah, and I'm also glad I'm not a fat ass with clogged arteries like you.
09-12-10 | 06:35 PM
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From: Lubbock, TX
Bikes: Masi Vincere (2011); Diamondback Interval (1993); Miyata SSCX build (c. 1990)
I hate it to when I have to go to some function or other so I can't ride in. The worst is when this happens and it starts raining and some clown will invariably say "Aren't you glad you don't have to ride home in this weather?" My reply, Yeah, and I'm also glad I'm not a fat ass with clogged arteries like you.
Single-car household and the occasional transport of the baby keeps me off the bike for a few one-way trips a week...even that is no good. I'd rather take these 18+ mph headwinds to the face on every ride than drive a vehicle. People call me crazy
