Only if I had more riding time

[mustang1]

Then I would ride at night, or go to a bike park, or go touring, or any number of different things.

Truth is I now do have the time but I still don't do those things. Truth is I never really was going to do that stuff: I am just too happy with my life the way it is!

I still admire those who tour, or go on solo night rides in the spooky forest. And I love that you have those adventures and I will continue to read your books and stories and dramas, but I am not one of them.

And that's the truth.

 

[Windle]

As long as you're riding your bike and enjoying it, then that's all that matters, Ride whenever you feel like it, wherever you want and as far as you can be bothered on the day. Those other adventures will still be there should you get the urge to try any of them.

 

[cyberknight]

I literally dont have the time lately , been working 6 day weeks for months and i have had to cut back as i dont have the time and i am getting to burnout stage .

 

[wafter]

I'd like to tour, but realistically I struggle to stay on top of basic life stuff let alone plan something so significant...

I'm just glad to be able to be able to integrate cycling into daily life and maybe get out on some more leisure rides now I'm back in Oxford; although in this context I don't think anything will ever come close to the glorious, deserted summer days of the 2020 apocalypse..

 

[presta]

I don't know whether I would have toured if I hadn't quit work. I just used to pack the bags, get on the bike, and disappear indefinitely for up to a month at a time. It was having trips that were open ended that kept me going, and that's not very practical when you're working.