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Because its weather isn't oppressively hot like the Gulf Coast? (I bike to/from work, and live on the Gulf Coast. Fortunately it is only a couple hundred meters
by fnordfnordfnord 13y ago
Because its weather isn't oppressively hot like the Gulf Coast? (I bike to/from work, and live on the Gulf Coast. Fortunately it is only a couple hundred meters.)
- bsmith 13y agoSecond. I live in Houston, and my commute is 3.5 miles each way. If the sun is up and you're outside, you are sweating. Doesn't matter how slow of a jaunt it is. For those not familiar with summer near the Gulf, the high the past week has been consistently 95-100 F, with relative humidity ranging from 40% to 90%.
- angersock 13y agoThirding the Houston biking club (we should grab beers sometime!). The nice thing about moving here is that everything is flat, the roads are fun if you have a mountain bike, and you know that everyone else outside (walking, biking, or driving) is as sweaty and gross as you are. It's the great equalizer.
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoGood idea. But I'm a little further down the coast from y'all.
- angersock 13y agoWell if you're ever in town... :D