Due to my changing employment situations I was able to commute by bike for
the first time in 2 years. Man it felt good.
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Martin Newstead <[email hidden]> wrote:
: Due to my changing employment situations I was able to commute by bike for
: the first time in 2 years. Man it felt good.Excellent. Good news on the new job as well.
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Arthur Clune said:
Martin Newstead said:
Due to my changing employment situations I was able to commute by
bike for the first time in 2 years. Man it felt good.Excellent. Good news on the new job as well.
Cheers Arthur. The ride is only 9.4 miles but its better than sitting on the
white knuckle ride formerly known as the Black Prince number 54 bus and much
better and cheaper than driving. The office currently doesn't have bike
racks so they let us park just inside the back entrance. Heres hoping they
drag their feet with the bike racks. -
Martin Newstead said:
Heres hoping they drag their feet with the bike racks.
Indeed. Me and the other bloke who cycles to work are hoping that no-one
puts forward a proposal for bike racks -- we're quite happy keeping our
bikes in a ground floor store room. Hefty radiators in there too for drying
stuff out. -
The ride is only 9.4 miles but its better than sitting on the
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white knuckle ride formerly known as the Black Prince number 54 bus and
much
better and cheaper than driving. The office currently doesn't have bike
racks so they let us park just inside the back entrance. Heres hoping they
drag their feet with the bike racks.For a real test of nerve try sitting upstairs and at the front on one of the
green Plack Prince double deckers. It's like being on the Revolution
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Martin Newstead said:
Due to my changing employment situations I was able to commute by
bike for the first time in 2 years. Man it felt good.You'll want to sort out a fixie before they put the salt out.
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news:2q6do8Fs8k47U1@uni-Quoted message said:
Cheers Arthur. The ride is only 9.4 miles but its better than sitting on
theQuoted message said:
white knuckle ride formerly known as the Black Prince number 54 bus and
muchQuoted message said:
better and cheaper than driving. The office currently doesn't have bike
racks so they let us park just inside the back entrance. Heres hoping they
drag their feet with the bike racks.Yes, life is good again :-) 10 miles is more or less a perfect distance to
commute IMO.--
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