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-5C isn't particularly cold. Would you have been out in -20C with gusty winds and drifting snow? How do I get those appropriate clothes to the office, and wher
by quicklyfrozen 7y ago
-5C isn't particularly cold. Would you have been out in -20C with gusty winds and drifting snow?
How do I get those appropriate clothes to the office, and where do I store them? Can't be all wrinkled -- and these days you may not even have an assigned desk.
And I can be good humored, but will my boss be?
Really, though, if we consider bikes safe enough for transportation, why can't we have ultralight enclosed EVs?
- stevesimmons 7y ago(i) nope, I'm not crazy; (ii) in your Ortlieb bike pannier or backpack; (iii) commandeer a cupboard in a quiet corner; (iv) if your boss isn't good humored, it's time to change jobs, or change the boss; (v) because they blow away in a strong wind.
- throw0101a 7y ago(i) There are plenty of places where it gets down to "only" -5C or -10C where it would still be practicable; you're giving worse case scenarios but those don't apply everywhere. We can do what we can where we can. (ii) Bring it in your pannier or backpack (buying wrinkle-free helps as well). * https://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/how-to-carry-a-suit-on-your-bike/ https://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/how-to-carry-a-suit-on-your-...
- donjoe 7y agoWhere do you store your car? Assuming your car takes up 12sqm * 2m I assume you'd find plenty of space to store some panties replacing your wet ones ;)
- adrianN 7y agoIf we managed to get 80% of the people living in places where the weather is mild and the topography mostly flat to switch from car commutes to bike commutes we would already have changed large parts of the world.