going biking when the sun comes up

[mumbo]

rode 18.6 miles yesterday just because i was bored.  theres not many places to go around here, so finding some purpose to go is really difficult, but

i guess im just going to start pedaling and see where i end up.

[Vamped]

Im debating on whether or not to buy myself a bike for Xmas so I can learn to ride it as a New Year's resolution 

 

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we'll see how that goes 

[CAC]

2 hours ago, Vamped said:

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we'll see how that goes

You won't.

[Vamped]

20 minutes ago, CAC said:

You won't.

but 

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I really wanna learn.

 

[CAC]

7 minutes ago, Vamped said:

but 

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I really wanna learn.

 

I still have doubt

[Doom Metal Alchemist]

29 minutes ago, CAC said:

You won't.

I think it depends on her current exercise habits. If she already works out a lot or moderately, I see no reason to doubt her learning to ride a bike like she wants to. If she's very sedentary and exercises little to not at all, then she probably won't do it.

[mumbo]

4 hours ago, Vamped said:

Im debating on whether or not to buy myself a bike for Xmas so I can learn to ride it as a New Year's resolution 

 

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we'll see how that goes 

here listen to me real quick, ok? buy a diamondback, cannondale, or trek.

first of all your respect for the bike will put you in the mood and frame of mind to long distances without considering quitting.. **quitting, our most dreaded word

then put yourself in the knowledge of the go, only use the bike to go specific places on your NORMAL routine.  that way it becomes habit.

btw my shitpost this morning (as in the op) was incorrect, i changed my mind and had other plans and i forgot it was monday and only rode about 2 miles today

[mumbo]

9 hours ago, CactusLove said:

rode 18.6 miles yesterday just because i was bored.  theres not many places to go around here, so finding some purpose to go is really difficult, but

i guess im just going to start pedaling and see where i end up.

i forgot it was monday and i had a doctors appt.

[mumbo]

1 hour ago, CAC said:

You won't.

she will if she has the desire to, and wants to improve her health, and pick up a healthy habit

[mumbo]

52 minutes ago, Doom Metal Alchemist said:

I think it depends on her current exercise habits. If she already works out a lot or moderately, I see no reason to doubt her learning to ride a bike like she wants to. If she's very sedentary and exercises little to not at all, then she probably won't do it.

biking is easy anyone can learn.  its a lifestyle change and quickly becomes habit, a car, becomes a burden

[mumbo]

a back pack can hold lots and lots of groceries of you like ALDI or sav-a-lot

also foodstamps last all month is a reason to bike

things tha keep you going and you want to stay out of the house

things on your NORMAL routine

 

[Vamped]

10 minutes ago, CactusLove said:

here listen to me real quick, ok? buy a diamondback, cannondale, or trek.

first of all your respect for the bike will put you in the mood and frame of mind to long distances without considering quitting.. **quitting, our most dreaded word

then put yourself in the knowledge of the go, only use the bike to go specific places on your NORMAL routine.  that way it becomes habit.

btw my shitpost this morning (as in the op) was incorrect, i changed my mind and had other plans and i forgot it was monday and only rode about 2 miles today

I think you guys are getting ahead of me .... like I just need to learn to ride first. I never made it off training wheels 

[mumbo]

well try and if you fail try, try again

[mumbo]

if at first you dont succeed, try, try again

[KimopoBotar]

1 hour ago, Vamped said:

I think you guys are getting ahead of me .... like I just need to learn to ride first. I never made it off training wheels 

You'll get it. It's easy, like riding a- oh right.