If they have a bathroom and running water, it would work. You'd need to likely keep a hair dryer on hand, though. I don't have showers here, but the way I ride and with the monsoon humidity here, I'm generally a mini-rain cloud in the mornings. I wash my face, and rinse my arms and legs, neck, etc. I've noticed that some gals use baby wipes. (I also shower before I ride, so it seems to be mostly a "clean" sweat, i.e. not stinky if you get it off.Originally Posted by CA_in_NC
My biggest problem is my hair. It's decently long and thick, and usually is still rather wet. I don't like hair dryers, so I just leave it down and it dries by lunchtime and I usually pull it back then. I have to let it dry out, or my hair will start smelling funny.![]()
I commute 10.5 miles one way every day. If I'm really running late, I can take the short-cut and cut off 2 miles, but I rarely use that, and am usually just a little late.. I can't imagine not commuting. If I have a stressful day at work, I just ride harder on the way home and when I arrive, I'm usually quite cheerful. It wakes me up in the morning when I don't want to get up. It's just.. nice.
Of course, now my newest concern is school-zones. They're almost as scary as the main roads I'm avoiding by passing by them!Now I'm seeing why many commuters use Washington, which of course will be torn up for the next 5 years while they build the Light Rail all at once
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. I can't imagine not commuting. If I have a stressful day at work, I just ride harder on the way home and when I arrive, I'm usually quite cheerful. It wakes me up in the morning when I don't want to get up. It's just.. nice.
Now I'm seeing why many commuters use Washington, which of course will be torn up for the next 5 years while they build the Light Rail all at once
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