Bike to Work Month (at least for me)

"Officially" bike to work month is in May. That seems like a reasonable time: the weather is pretty warm and it's early enough in the year that any converts will likely keep biking throughout the summer. I'm taking a slightly more hardcore approach. My bike to work month is February. If I can bike to work most days in February I think the rest of the year will be easy! We should also be able to see if this has any impact on our fuel consumption since I started tracking that a month ago. I'll be updating this post with my experiences:

Day Where was the ride? Notes Miles Biked Miles Driven
1 To breakfast at mona's, to Kaladi for some beans, and back. Make sure your wife has some gloves so her fingers don't get cold. 5 6
2 To work and back. Always wear your gloves. Always. Also: need new parking solution at work. 1 0
3 Work, boulder by bus, back so far so good. 4 0
4 work and back 20 degrees today! 1 0
5 work and back 20 degrees today! 1 10
6 work and back 1 0
7 no biking :( 0 5
8 no biking :( Went swimming. 0 1
9 no biking :( Neck pain from swimming! No biking. 0 1
10 no biking :( Neck pain from swimming! No biking. 0 1
11 no biking :( Snowing! No biking. 0 1
12 Work and back! Cold! No excuses. 1 1
13 Work and back! 1 1
14 Weekend stuff... 0 3
15 Weekend stuff... 0 6
16 Was in a rush :( 0 1
17 Work and back! Bug rode too! 1 0
18 Work and boulder and back! Bug rode too! 3 0
19 Was in a rush :( 0 2

Comments

Bus to Work Month

Good luck on doing the Bike to Work thing! I've been happily Bussing to work for over a year now, and it's much nicer than driving all the way up to Boulder.

Kudos to you! I rode my bike

Kudos to you! I rode my bike to work for awhile and when I got tired of that I conned my boss into just letting me work at home.

Agree!!

I´m absolutely agree with you. Bike is better than a car in May.
just think on the wind in your face. No sweat. Excercise. Good!!

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