before i found god, my whores would carry me everywhere i go but now i take the bus. it's powered by natural gas.
Anybody Bike to Work?
- Thread starter nomoreneveragain
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Road bike
I only have a mountain bike and it's not very efficient to ride that on the pavement. I used to ride in here and there as I'm only 3 miles from my office but I'll be in the market for a road bike this spring.
I only have a mountain bike and it's not very efficient to ride that on the pavement. I used to ride in here and there as I'm only 3 miles from my office but I'll be in the market for a road bike this spring.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
a few years ago, I rode my bike to work at least 4 times a week. I had a 5 mi commute each way so it was pretty easy. then I worked at another office where the commute was doubled. however, the city streets to get from my house to downtown were dangerous, so I would bike sometimes and sometimes use a combination of public transportation and biking.
then I got a job with a 25mi commute each way, so I could no longer ride my bike
now I work at home, so I don't ride at all unless in the summer sometimes. I need to get back biking when it warms up. I still run outside 4 times a week tho.
then I got a job with a 25mi commute each way, so I could no longer ride my bike
now I work at home, so I don't ride at all unless in the summer sometimes. I need to get back biking when it warms up. I still run outside 4 times a week tho.
It's definitely some cac shyt but I used to do it when I worked downtown. I'd have my work clothes neatly folded in my backpack and I kept my work shoes at my desk cause you definitely get to work fukking pouring in sweat. shyt ain't wavy but i was definitely in the best shape of my life.
Beats being stuck in traffic. My ride is only 2.5 miles each way. Wish it were longer. 15-30 minutes in the car is a 12-15 minute bike ride for me.
Get a bike that matches the terrain you'll be on. Visit some bike forums to see what folks are riding. Try here: http://www.bikeforums.net/forumdisplay.php/20-Commuting?s=8ead1ecdd8af7cd9f13740fe63780bc3
Don't go the walmart route if you plan on riding consistently. Cheap, decent quality bikes can be had. Try here: http://www.bikesdirect.com/
Get a bike that matches the terrain you'll be on. Visit some bike forums to see what folks are riding. Try here: http://www.bikeforums.net/forumdisplay.php/20-Commuting?s=8ead1ecdd8af7cd9f13740fe63780bc3
Don't go the walmart route if you plan on riding consistently. Cheap, decent quality bikes can be had. Try here: http://www.bikesdirect.com/
nomoreneveragain
Superstar
I bought that Mountain Bike from Walmart
I remember it wasn't that hard riding on Pavement on my 21 Speed Mountain Bike. Still got to Work in 25 Min but that shyt was work
btw: fukk Virginia motherfukkers couldn't make flat sidewalks
Preciate everybody giving input.
I remember it wasn't that hard riding on Pavement on my 21 Speed Mountain Bike. Still got to Work in 25 Min but that shyt was work
btw: fukk Virginia motherfukkers couldn't make flat sidewalks
Preciate everybody giving input.