Me also! As Im getting on a bit now (61) and hate the cold I couldnt
stand not going out on my bike anymore - despite my conclusion that it
must be at least double figures , ie, 10C for me to ride I did 15
miles today - roll on Spring. Is cycling and addiction?
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archierob said:
Me also! As Im getting on a bit now (61) and hate the cold I couldnt
stand not going out on my bike anymore - despite my conclusion that it
must be at least double figures , ie, 10C for me to ride I did 15
miles today - roll on Spring. Is cycling and addiction?I think so. I'm just about to change jobs, and will once again be working
in a situation that allows me to commute by bike. I can't wait. I'll be
able to cycle the three miles to Cupar in the morning, put me and the
trusty Edinburgh tourer on the train to Kirkcaldy and work, then cycle the
19 miles of the Fife Millennium cycleway that gets me home to Ceres at the
end of the day.I don't mind cold days on the bike, but I don't do icy roads. I think 3 -
4 deg C is my cut off point.
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Is cycling an addiction?
Yeah.
Heroin's cheaper, though.
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