| KenshiBiker |
05-17-16 01:25 PM |
When I decided to bike commute year-round, I decided that weather was not going to alter that plan (this is Northern California, so it's not like we get a "real winter" anyway, at least according to my sister in Chicago). So, I ride in the rain - my old road bike (aka winter commuter) is equipped with fenders, I have rain pants, I have rain jackets, I have rain gloves, and occasionally I'll get caught without any of it. In that case, I get wet. Fortunately, I must not be related to the Wicked Witch of the West, since I haven't melted yet. As I tell well-meaning co-workers who sometimes offer me a ride home, "As near as I can tell, I'm not water soluble." Actually, during heavy rainstorms I prefer to ride my bike since most of my commute is on a protected bike path and MUP, versus driving my car on the bumper car ride they call a freeway.
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