Bike to work day in the US

[Dan Neely]

We have showers at work, the only person I've ever seen use the bike rack lived at most a mile away. Much more than that in either direction and you'd start down the step part of one side of an 1000 foot ridge or the other. For some odd reason no-one ever wanted to bike up the thing in the morning. :^)

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[Pete OHanlon]

I'm on a client site, 180 miles from home. That's a lot of cycling I'd have to do - especially when I had to cross the mountains. It might just rumple the suit.

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[R Giskard Reventlov]

I usually walk to work but it's going to be around 112F today so I felt driving was the safer option.

[Corporal Agarn]

Thought about it (motorcycle) but the chance of thunderstorms made me think twice. It would take me a couple hours to get to work on a bicycle, which I did 40 years ago.

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[GenJerDan]

40 miles? Um....no.

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[PIEBALDconsult]

I bought a new bike in January, but now it's June. Did you see the earlier post about 117 above?

[virang_21]

I was about to but then I saw bike owner was nearby so I just drove :)

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[snorkie]

Just saw your post. Would still ride to work in the heat.

Hogan

[Stefan_Lang]

About 50000 people in switzerland participate in Bike-To-Work[^] during May and June. That's two months! (although for the purpose of participating in the competition you just pick one month)

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[snorkie]

We would do that here in the US, but it would ruin our image of being fat and lazy :laugh:

Hogan