Yeah the AmTrak. I just drug a bike through the main hub in chicago looking like a goober. Walked it to the train, set it up and took my seat. Wasnt a bad experience at all
Last ride was Monday December 30th.
Distance: 77.8 km | 48.3 miles
Elevation: 566 m | 1857 ft
Avg Speed: 26.3 kph | 16.3 mph
Location: My house to Carbondale and back
Little chilly especially when I was in shorts and short sleeve jersey on sunday.
Not enough. 5200 miles, not sure how many are on the road v trainer v gravel v mtb. I did not beat 2023, it's okay. I'll try to get 10000 miles this year
I'm mostly in the market for winter kit right now as I really enjoyed my bike commute this week and can see myself doing it more. If for nothing else but to get more hours on the bike.
Riding etiquette is a problem even with acoustic riders though. The problem is there is no way to enforce rules that people should be informed of the proper procedures for ripping down a road at 20+ mph around walkers, joggers, and other cyclists.
Is cycling a sport or a method of travel?
Arguably most people across the world use cycling as a mode of transportation, very few few folks on a bike are in it for sport. If you need proof on that stop by any bike shop and look at the bikes they're working on. It's typically a commuter bike...
The challenge is ALWAYS: Define expensive.
I've ever had a super fancy kit like rapha, casetilli or assos. That being said I've worn pactimo kit and its nice. Arguably nicer than my black bibs stuff. That being said, I dont see myself really moving away from black bibs as the cost is reasonable.
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