Ride or Drive???
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From: NC
People give him lip because he keeps HIS bike is HIS house instead of HIS garage? THEY are concerned because HE covers HIS bike with HIS cover in HIS house? Sounds like "EVERYONE" needs to get a life and quit worrying about HIS bike and how many miles HE has on HIS bike. I guess I understood what you were trying to say with the original thread but then you added this. Do the people you talk to that "give him lip" really concern themselves with what He does? Doesnt sound like my kinda crowd.
Okay guys we're about 98% riders here...I had to start this thread because there's this someone I know (and everyone give him lip about this) that keeps his bike in the house and even in the house is has a cover on it, he says its for the dust. The bike prolly has less than a 1k miles hell maybe even less than 500miles on it. Supposedly the bike has never seen a drop of rain.
It's a beautiful bike and he's one hell of a guy but man I bought my bike to ride. I just had to see if there was anyone else out there like him. Putting the bike in the house because you have no garage and you're worried about theft is one thing...this guy has a garage...
It's a beautiful bike and he's one hell of a guy but man I bought my bike to ride. I just had to see if there was anyone else out there like him. Putting the bike in the house because you have no garage and you're worried about theft is one thing...this guy has a garage...
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From: Wisconsin
Awwwwww, now I'm confused. Sometimes I drive my car to work, but I also ride in it. Other times I ride my bike to work, but I have to drive it there. I guess I'm a rider-driver.
I ride every day I can with only a few exceptions ....... I don't ride below 30 degrees after the first time the road freezes in case there is ice somewhere. I don't ride in snow if it's on the road. I don't ride in the rain if it is hard enough that I can't see well. Beyond that, it's pretty much always.
I ride every day I can with only a few exceptions ....... I don't ride below 30 degrees after the first time the road freezes in case there is ice somewhere. I don't ride in snow if it's on the road. I don't ride in the rain if it is hard enough that I can't see well. Beyond that, it's pretty much always.
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From: Oklahoma City, OK
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I ride every day all year around here in San Diego County. My bike is my primary transportation 98% of the time. I have a truck but rarely drive it.
Last edited by Arizona; Sep 24, 2009 at 08:20 PM.
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From: southeast pa
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