Mom, there's nothing wrong with you at all! There's something wrong with me though. I often choose to ride to work even though I have a work vehicle with petrol paid for![]()
Mom, there's nothing wrong with you at all! There's something wrong with me though. I often choose to ride to work even though I have a work vehicle with petrol paid for![]()
My last job was 73kms away,27 on gravel 2-4 am starts 14-16hr days,Had a choice of vehicles to use but just loved the ride,and waking everyone up along the way .And thats in southland where it aint warm.![]()
Love that onramp! Especially zooming past the lines of traffic waiting for the ramp signals (though not this morning). If I tried to knee-down ever, it would be there. Need better wet tyres, though...
Was absolutely pissing down at 6am when I went in to work... Couldn't agree with you more!![]()
R.I.P. Kotaka - Honda CBR250RR 1990 MC22 - my first bike.
"You live more for five minutes going fast on a bike like that than other people do in all of their life." - Marco Simoncelli
At one point in my rather nomadic life I lived about 500 metres from the Fire station where I worked. Despite the fact that I could have crawled to work in my PJs, I kitted up and road to work every day, rain or shine. I wasn't gonna let the convenience of living close to work spoil the joy I had riding there! quite often the ride was the highlight of my day.
Strangely the commute home often took an hour or two, bloody traffic![]()
Oh bugger
The Russians have an apt saying.
"There is no such thing as bad weather there is only bad clothes"
which applies to many activities, skiing, scuba diving (in the UK), being Borat.
I agree, nothing abnormal in the OP, every ride lifts the spirits. If it doesn't get back into the car withe the radio and a coffee. Ppah! no chance
Only a biker knows why a dog sticks his head out of a car window.
It is genuinely perplexing why people park their bike for winter.
Shitty, raining days are some of the best possible. The traffic can be far worse in winter, when the kiwi driver is incapable of coping with a spot of water on the roads or their windscreen.
You get to refine smooth riding skills, arrive at your destination dryer than those who take the car "to stay dry" and then get drenched in the 30second walk to their building.![]()
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
That contradiction in terms is known as an oxymoron!
When it is wet I am glad to not be in a car commuting around Auckland - the traffic f'n sucks when it's wet!
Wet weather = overpants & overgloves + lane-splitting passed all the cars that are barely moving! I find that it is only wet on the other side of my gear - not a big problem.
Thursday cant come around fast enough....
Ours has just been resprayed at no cost (thanks to a truck and some loose rocks) and looks like it did the day we bought it.
The wind gusts and squally rain here today is an arse, supposed to die away this afternoon, hope so anyway for Annes sake. Rain I can do, wind I can do, but put them both together and its a different story![]()
>>There must be something wrong with me<<
Taste in men, Sweetie.
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