I did - I ride my Quickbeam to work every day, but it's just two
miles.
We recently put in bike hooks, because both my bosses ride to work,
and when the new programmer started riding in, the entrance was almost
impassable with bikes. A nice position to be in, if you like
transportational bikes.
In an attempt to make this interesting... I hang my bike from the rear
wheel because that seems to make the most of the limited space. To
keep the Carradice Junior strapped to my bars from dumping everything
onto the floor when I get my lunch ("AAGH! Fibber McGee's closet!"), I
unstrap the rear buckle from the stem and let it swing freely.
Congratulations on getting back on the bike - that can be a great
relief after five weeks.
Philip
Mac, Ore.
On May 22, 10:09 am, Angus <angusle...@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Friday was national bike to work day...or something like that.
>
> I rode the All-Rounder to work for the first time since minor back
> surgery five weeks ago...felt really good to be back on the bike
> again :-)
>
> How did "y'all" do?
>
> Angus
>
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