What do you drive?

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#101

Scott Speedster Gravel 30.
That thing is a beast.

#102

Whatttt??? How do you not have a car? I drive an e class but since I’m working from home, I find it kind of useless now. Was thinking of selling that or giving to fiancĂ© and selling her Camry and pocketing proceeds.

#103

The city I live in is pretty small and everything is max 10 mile bike ride away. And we have bike lanes everywhere so you don’t have to zigzag in car traffic and pray for your dear life. The only downside is during winter time when you freeze your face off when it gets really cold.

#104

^OK, but why two bikes? You can only ride one at a time.
Unless you have a “weekend” bike, that you use to impress chicks with. Then I get it. You know, like, “My other bike is a BMX” or something.

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#105

lol :smiley: I ride a different bike (old school, no gears etc) during the winter because ice, slush and salt would destroy my other bike’s gears and breaks.

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#106

Same here!
Being able to bike to work is so great. I have a 20min bike ride. I used to have an hour commute in a metro/train and it sucked. The quality of life is way up.

#107

There are some legends in this topic
 Seems people have left us behind. Oh well.

Answer question or bust?

2001 Lexus GS 430
2000 Honda CBR 1100XX

■■■■ my stable needs an update.

#108

I think I would like to bike to work. Two problems:

  1. There’s no good way to get from home to work (2.5 miles, or 4 km) without dodging a lot of traffic.
  2. In summer, it’s normal to have 100+ degree days (40 degrees Celsius). Not interested.
#109

had a co workers that used to bike to work. told me she saw a lot of homeless people.

#110

I had the same problem at my last job. Going to work by bike would had been a suicide-mission. Also, they opened the men’s locker room at 11am (why not earlier? I don’t know, Frenchmen like to make things complicated for no apparent reason) so taking a shower/changing clothes wouldn’t have been possible.