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How do you keep it fresh?
I aspire to ride 100 miles a week which I often do and often more. I live in a pretty good biking area in Vermont, but still it's hard to keep the rides fresh and interesting. When I have time, I'll drive to a new area and bike from there. What do you do to keep your rides fresh?
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I ride a a Road, Hybrid, and Mountain bike! THAT definitely keeps it fresh. Also try riding with different people or groups, the different paces people go can make an old ride seem new.
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I like being on the bike, wherever i'm going. I guess i've never thought about making it more "interesting".
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Originally Posted by BigDB67
(Post 17764933)
I ride a a Road, Hybrid, and Mountain bike! THAT definitely keeps it fresh. Also try riding with different people or groups, the different paces people go can make an old ride seem new.
I find that owning different types of bikes and mixing up rides (some group, some solo) keeps things interesting for me. It's always a fresh perspective when I hop on a bike that I haven't ridden in a while - it's one of the great things about N+1. |
Get a bike computer, and play head games on the same rides. Try and beat your last average speed, hit a new personal top speed record, do it in a better time, perfect your cadence. Same ride will always pose a new challenge!
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Originally Posted by Grey.
(Post 17765314)
I like being on the bike, wherever i'm going. I guess i've never thought about making it more "interesting".
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+1 on mixing it up. Or, just go off the beaten path. Explore. Turn there, not here. Reroute the return trip.
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Shower every Morning.
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I thought this was a post about wearing bib shorts.
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I make abrupt sharp turns onto country roads that I see for the first time...
Oh... and regular laundry |
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