Here.
While there might have been more cyclists than non-cyclists responding to the poll...just a snapshot.
And as an addendum remark to photo, Banff Alberta has bike racks on their local buses. :)
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Here.
While there might have been more cyclists than non-cyclists responding to the poll...just a snapshot.
And as an addendum remark to photo, Banff Alberta has bike racks on their local buses. :)
I'm a stationary trainer kinda gal, but only because I don't have a bike suitable for riding on snow (road bike). Someday I will have a cyclocross bike with studded tires and a little snow and ice won't be enough to keep me inside and bored. :)
You won't regret it. I sold my trainer to help pay for the wheels on my new Double Cross, and I don't miss it one bit. Riding over ice is some serious fun! You'll love it!Quote:
Originally Posted by zoom-zoom
I've been riding outside all winter. The things that keep me in are when the snow is fresh and deep, there's a risk is of cars sliding into me, and when the temp gets below the point where I start getting symptoms of hypothermia. Luckily, I've still been able to ride at least a few days every week.
Must be tough. We have high 20sC all week.:)
It's been nice n cool for the past few days but temp's supposed to hit 40C on friday :D
During the so-called Australian "winters", I must ride outside. Perth winters are breeze & i laugh when it goes down to 0C :rolleyes:. (I just put on a jersey & a touque when i'm at home as most houses aren't central heated)
I tried a trainer once but just couldn't stand being inside.
Shootingstar, very interesting. I love riding in winter and it always cheers me to see that commuters are out even on the coldest days.
Been commuting in the cold for a couple weeks now, layered up and me and my steel Mongoose commute 9 miles per day! Wahoo!:)
It's been raining here non stop for a few days! Which is very uncustomary. However, its better than most parts of the nation. I rode to work yesterday, feeling motiviated, I was up and out ealier than usual and watch the sunrise over the intracoastal waterway, it was incredible.