I started bicycling five years ago. At first, it was merely a way to travel until I reinstate my driver’s license. Little did I know at the time, bicycling can be a way of life.
I love everything about bicycles and bicycling. Riding helps with everything that is fitness. Mainly my lower back problems. Riding is the only thing that helps with my back. So much better than any medication, Either over or under the counter. Unless the circumstances are extreme . . . I won’t take another pain pill . . . ever!
I’ve spent some time riding on the snow and ice. I chose not to this year. Until last week, I hadn’t been on a bicycle for months. It’s time for reconditioning. I did a three-mile ride a few days ago. This morning, I didn’t hesitate to make an eight-mile trip. Within a few weeks, I should be back on schedule, riding 1-10 miles per day, with an occasional journey of 15-20 miles.
Mind, Body, Spirit, and Soul are strengthened and fused as one. For me, balance is the key to so many things. I highly recommend the bicycle.
Joseph Shanklin
May 13, 2020
I love riding!
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🙂
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I bike every day.
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Good for you! That’s fantastic!
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And amen to all of the above. Cycling is a religion!
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Absolutely!
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Thank you. I’ll check it out!
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I agree. Riding helps me with my mental health/addiction issues. I wrote about bicycling today and included a link back to this post. I hope you don’t mind.
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It’s okay. Thank you! 🙂
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Love riding here too. Would really like a deeper post from you on your times and experiences with Cycling, you mentioned you rode in Ice too.
Happy to be here on your blog. Nara !
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Thank you. I’m enjoying your blog as well!
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Knowing that is delightful. Likewise looking forward to read your diaries. Moreover, i have started looking to buy a bicycle for long travels(10-20 m) myself. Any suggestions ?
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For long distance, probably a road bike. A hybrid of you’re looking for something tougher. I’m a fan of Specialized Bicycles.
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Yes, i will start looking. But do you think thinner the tyres, the better ?
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The thinner the tire, the faster the bike. A classic road bike has thin tires. Thin tires are good on pavement and for people who aren’t too heavy. For example, I weigh 225 lbs so I use a heavier tire. I hybrid tire is a little heavier. It depends what you will be riding on. Bike trails, roads, off-road ect.
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I will go for the thin tyres then, and for the ones which has scales and lines rather than blocks of rubber.
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A road bike tire will require less energy to move the bike. Great for asphalt or concrete.
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