02-22-2019, 06:19 AM
I'm just a rider. Don't think about what kind of rider.
I just do it. In the surroundings of my hometown. Once a year on a longer camping trip for 3 weeks out in Europe. This year I plan to ride to Ireland.
If I have to describe the way I ride, most of the time I ride is that the fuel consumption is okay, which means kind of low and every part of my bikes will last for a long time. I have to spend money for biking but like to not spend too much on it on my yearly nearly 20.000km. So I usually don't push the bikes hard, I prefer the smooth and easy going way and enjoy how each of the very different engines communicate this style. Also this way of riding has a very meditative feel in nature and landscapes, even sometimes in urban settings, which I also like. Riding a bike and my car too is a relaxing thing which mostly gives me energy instead of pulling it out of me.
Wisedrum
I just do it. In the surroundings of my hometown. Once a year on a longer camping trip for 3 weeks out in Europe. This year I plan to ride to Ireland.
If I have to describe the way I ride, most of the time I ride is that the fuel consumption is okay, which means kind of low and every part of my bikes will last for a long time. I have to spend money for biking but like to not spend too much on it on my yearly nearly 20.000km. So I usually don't push the bikes hard, I prefer the smooth and easy going way and enjoy how each of the very different engines communicate this style. Also this way of riding has a very meditative feel in nature and landscapes, even sometimes in urban settings, which I also like. Riding a bike and my car too is a relaxing thing which mostly gives me energy instead of pulling it out of me.
Wisedrum