What do you enjoy most about Cycling..

[mickle]

So many things, but especially the fact (FACT I tells thee!) that every minute spend on your bike adds a minute to your life, Its free extra life time! How cool is that? Regular cyclists live on average ten years longer than sedentaries. The sad feckers that pay fortunes for 'youth enhancing' products, surgery, fashion,,,, if only they knew. We're not smug because we're environMentalist lycra-clad eco-warriors, we're simply going to live significantly longer than yow. In your £56,000 BMW.
HA!

Oh and it's also good fun!

 

[Janeyb]

What I enjoy most about cycling is that as I get fitter and fitter by cycling as often as possible, I get to the stage that I grin constantly while out on my ride and then my face hurts more than my legs, lungs or any other bit!

 

[PatrickPending]

Guess its freedom to go down those quiet country lanes and experience the outdoors to a far greater degree than you can in a car. That and the fact that I can fix the thing myself (in most cases) if it goes wrong, keeps me fit and healthy (I hope) oh and its cheap to run a bike and saves me £1500 per year in commuting costs compared to a car (more if I compare it to public transport).

 

[betty swollocks]

Life becomes so simple. You turn the pedals and you go.

 

[curve]

Hors category climbs.

 

[Jacomus-rides-Gen]

-The feeling of freedom.
-Satisfaction of making a journey, of any length, completly under your own steam.
-How in touch with the world around you
-Loads more, but thats the main.

 

[walker]

What do you enjoy most about Cycling.. ? I don't like it - it's more for the racing cyclist, too expensive, flimsy covers, poor quality paper for the price and many other things.
What do you enjoy most about cycling.. ? Now that's a completely different question!

just goes to show the last time you read it then

 

[Hilldodger]

all jumping naked in the large communal bath afterwards and......eerrr....oh, sorry, wrong forum

 

[mr_hippo]

just goes to show the last time you read it then

Last read it at Christmas.

 

[walker]

Last read it at Christmas.

1974?

It's all about bleeding Sportives these days, I can't remember the last time it was just about racing

 

[mr_hippo]

Fellow poster Dayvo brought two copies when we met over Christmas.