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Puts the 'daily grind' in a different light. Don't be the machine at work, so you have the time to become the (endurance cycling) machine! While I'm sure the c
by seemaze 10mo ago
Puts the 'daily grind' in a different light. Don't be the machine at work, so you have the time to become the (endurance cycling) machine!
While I'm sure the cycling angle brings more tangible benefits, I suspect they (work and cycling) suffer from the same drawbacks of committing to an unending display of exertion and suffering.
- seemaze 10mo agoOn a serious note, I do wish many places had much better bicycle infrastructure. My town has come a long way, but still has a long way to go..
- BLKNSLVR 10mo agoIt wasn't until I started outdoor skating that I realized just how much of suburbia can be reached by footpaths that are almost entirely shielded from roads. There are inevitable road crossings, but at a certain basic level of competency that doesn't pose a problem (except if you slip and slightly tear an adductor, for those of us over-forties). I'm fairly paranoid about putting my bodily integrity at the mercy of device-distracted operators of two-tonne missiles flying past a metre off my right shoulder with no curb or other barrier between. I might be crazy, but I'm not suicidal.