As I was riding to work today I wondered why most people limit their riding to a weekend activity. Some can't ride due to their occupation or parking arrangement, which might result in theft. But for the majority, why don't you ride to work? Why the cage?

 

I work from home and my wife got tired of the exhaust fumes between the bedroom and my office.

 

Mine is my daily commuter. It's only 3.5 miles to work, but I change the route up and go the 'long' way sometimes. At 40+ mpg, it makes sense.

 

I work off-pavement all day and have to carry more tools than I could load onto a bike (even a GS1200 wouldn't work). Great job; just can't use a bike...

 

The Night Train is my commuting vehicle. I love it and it gets much better MPG than my winter vehicle, a ford F-250. Also the lack of luggagfe space keeps my wife from asking me to run errands for her on my trips to and from work.

 

I work as a doctor (oncologist) and I can't arrive at my office smelling gasoline...

 

I ride my bike most places...

 

Only 8 miles from the office and the dress code does not allow for riding attire or footwear. No biggie.

 

I usually do but some mornings I just like to chill in the car w/ my coffee and listen to the radio.

 

My car gets better mileage that really isn't an excuse but the weather is. I ride to work when possible.