True true… Anyway even freezing to death is better then spending an hour in the tube’s cattle wagon And I gonna be on the road all day tomorrow, not only on the road but in a car park as well, doing my module 1
lol your not the first to notice!! i havent been on half asmuch recently, i think i notched all that up while i was a Mac Operator, used to log in and out ALOT! lol
Obviously you mean other road users, we can’t imagine you taking your eyes off the road to look at a scantily clad girlie;):w00t: But what’s all this about sun & summer?? It is only January isn’t it? At least six weeks yet before snow can be ruled out! :crazy:
course you can ride in the winter, but its a lot more effort for significantly less return (unless of course you’re toughening yourself up for a trip to the Arctic)…
Summers’ where its at, the older you get the more true that is… roll on retirement in Miami… I’m gonna live in a workshop and do nothing but play with bikes like that bloke in World’s Fastest INdian
PS . IMO, you cannot appreciate the Summer on a bike without having first ridden through the Winter. (for those of you who don’t know) you will be a better Summer rider than the ‘fair weather’ rider, but only once you have braved the elements on your steed!
Winter is a time of learning on two wheels.
Last Winter, I learnt - when it’s snowing, don’t go to ASDA for the weeks’ shopping on the bike.
:pinch:
I do get depressed sometimes during the winter and think “f*ck, why the hell do I bother with riding, when it’s actually not much fun”, but as soon as the first mild days come along, it really does make you appreciate it sooo much more.
Toby I hope this means you’ll be ditching the bicycle, lycra gear, and the strange habit of jumping out of bushes all red faced near various London commons