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Bike-to-Work week, May 6-10 (er... 13-17)
If you presently don't commute :eek: , are you willing to give it a try during this week? You might find (as most commuters already know) that is a very enjoyable experience. :thumbup:
And you get extra miles on the bike. If you do commute, are you talking about this with your neighbors or coworkers? Maybe you'll find a commuting partner. :beer: I'm the only bike commuter where I work. In fact I think I'm the only person who owns a bike. :( But I'm putting up notices around the building. Maybe someone will want to join me, even if they're on their kid's bike. :D |
According to this from the NBDA, it's actually May 13-19. That's when most of the events I can find take place.
But I'm all for two back-to-back bike-to-work-weeks! andy |
Riiight, my cow-orkers commute to work on a bicycle?!? They already think I'm nuts. I'd even be willing to bet that there's a secret pool going on the date that I get "offed" by a car.
I do try to make suggestions about the benefits of cycling though when the opportunity arises. They all think exercise comes from the latest fad pill or powder. PH :D |
Originally posted by purple hayes Riiight, my cow-orkers commute to work on a bicycle?!? They already think I'm nuts. I'd even be willing to bet that there's a secret pool going on the date that I get "offed" by a car. I do try to make suggestions about the benefits of cycling though when the opportunity arises. They all think exercise comes from the latest fad pill or powder. PH :D On the radio the other day, there was an ad blaring about yet another miracle diet-pill, enabling its users to "Lose weight without strenuous exercise!" What I don't understand is that Americans, as a culture, worship youth and athletes, yet mostly refuse to act youthful (have fun) or engage in athletic activity? [1] This has been my first serious commuting week, and I love it; had to drive today[2], but I've biked in three days so far this week, and I'm hoping the weather stays nice next week... [2] I came dangerously close to bonking yesterday; came home and inhaled some fruit and a PB&J, plus almost a pound of fried chicken. Feel much better now. So today, I'm recuperating, and not riding 18 miles in freezing rain because...I'm a pansy. |
You're right Andy. My mistake. :( The League of American Bicyclists says it is May 13-17.
I was getting it confused with the Bike There! ride that is May 4. I was thinking it was scheduled on that date to "kick off" Bike-to-Work week the following week. Sorry folks. |
Originally posted by purple hayes They all think exercise comes from the latest fad pill or powder. PH :D I think the only exercise my coworkers get is pressing the button on the remote control. Although they will occasionally push back from their desks and go out for a power lunch. You say what is a power lunch? Extra large coke and extra large fries with the double whopper. :rolleyes: :( |
San Diego's official B2W day is Friday the 17th. It is always fun, with lots of free food and handouts.
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Originally posted by RonH I'm the only bike commuter where I work. In fact I think I'm the only person who owns a bike. My more cynical nature inclines me to think of "Bike to Work" week as "Business as Usual." :p Ok, so I'm a little condescending... :rolleyes: |
Originally posted by John E San Diego's official B2W day is Friday the 17th. It is always fun, with lots of free food and handouts. :fun: |
thats the BIGGEST JOKE to comutters ive ever heard of!
cagers wont DARE leave there primotial means of transport |
Originally Posted by trx1
(Post 13385612)
thats the BIGGEST JOKE to comutters ive ever heard of!
cagers wont DARE leave there primotial means of transport Since this thread is 9 years old, it will be closed. |
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