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Bill Henry
Guest
Brian Kerr wrote:
> Well, after much thought and talk, I finally commuted today by bicycle.
> My commute is only 4.3 miles each way so that's not really a big deal
> but it is a big step getting away from the dependency of the car. As
> far as time, it only took me 16 minutes each way and it normally takes
> me 12 minutes by car so I really didn't lose anything there. Thanks to
> those of you here who encouraged me to go ahead with this. We'll see
> how I feel after my first rides in the rain and snow, but so far I'm
> feeling pretty good about it.
>
> Brian
Good job, Brian. Get some fenders, if you haven't already.
But use common sense, too. If the weather is miserable or if it would
be dangerous for you to be out riding when visibility is bad and cars
are sliding all over the road, please use the car. You're better off
burning a half gallon of gas than you are putting yourself in too much
danger.
Be safe!
> Well, after much thought and talk, I finally commuted today by bicycle.
> My commute is only 4.3 miles each way so that's not really a big deal
> but it is a big step getting away from the dependency of the car. As
> far as time, it only took me 16 minutes each way and it normally takes
> me 12 minutes by car so I really didn't lose anything there. Thanks to
> those of you here who encouraged me to go ahead with this. We'll see
> how I feel after my first rides in the rain and snow, but so far I'm
> feeling pretty good about it.
>
> Brian
Good job, Brian. Get some fenders, if you haven't already.
But use common sense, too. If the weather is miserable or if it would
be dangerous for you to be out riding when visibility is bad and cars
are sliding all over the road, please use the car. You're better off
burning a half gallon of gas than you are putting yourself in too much
danger.
Be safe!