-- Waiting at a bus stop is even colder. -- You'll be at work before your neighbor is finished scraping the windshield and digging out from the snowbank -- Hitting the pavement doesn't hurt so much when you're wearing winter clothes -- Non-bikers think you're crazy, but THEY're the ones with seasonal mood disorders. -- It's not all that cold. Really.
----- Original Message ----- From: "dave" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "bikies" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 4:34 PM Subject: [Bikies] [Fwd: why ride in winter?] > I got this email on Monday looking for reasons to bike in the winter. If > you want to contribute any you can reply to Jennifer or send them to me > and I'll forward them. Here are some more that I made up yesterday: > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------- > # 173: Instant cash "rebates" for winter bikers at convience stores. > Just leave your facemask on and warm one hand in a jacket pocket to > qualify. > > # 856: Adding pepermint schnapps to your water bottles will prevent them > from freezing. > > # 912: An inch or so of new snow will make an old junker ride as smooth > as any fancy full suspension model. > > # 493: Riding in the cold will NOT cause drowsiness. > > # 275: Bike paths are way less crowded. > > # 608: Sliding on ice is fun. > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------- > > Dave > -- > Dave Erickson | email : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Weather Central | phone : 608 274-5789 > 5725 Tokay Blvd. | > Madison, WI 53719 | fax. : 608 273-5854 _______________________________________________ Bikies mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.danenet.org/mailman/listinfo/bikies
