I struggled and struggled trying to get my act together...but today I was able to muster the energy to get out of bed early and ride to work. It has been a long hiatus but im glad im back. Interestingly enough, Im so glad I don't have to deal with my car breaking down as the poor folks in this case;

Is the car with the hood up in the background yours...is that why you started commuting again. Chrysler fartmobile let you down.

Oh...that's not your car...

Nice work, keep it up. The more the merrier.

Great!

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There's a guy in Ottawa who's already one ahead of you. Get crackin'!

Congrats, I started commuting by bike within the past month also -- more so now that the rainy season is coming to an end.

For a sec I thought you had a Point Reyes like my room mate and then I saw the adjustable stem and suspension seat post. How do you like the Fairfax?

The Point Reyes is pretty sweet -- feels slower than my Trek FX, but the ride is cushier.

Welcome back!

With a lovely Arkel pannier like yours on the rack, I'd never set foot in a car again.

Hope you stay with us this time.

Well done!

Welcome back to the good side :-)

My first commute of the season felt great too, I kind of felt like Jimmy Stewart in It's a Wonderful Life when he gets his old life back and walks through Bedford Falls to get home.

Im still keeping it up. I almost broke today as I was tired....but I endured. I broke out my Pashley and rode to work in regular clothing, moving very slowly