On 3/19/20 9:37 AM, Bill Lindsay wrote:
This thought is weighing on me as well. I ride solo >95% of the time.
Two very old and very dear friends wanted to get together for a
leisurely ride, and I begged off for this reason. It's an extremely
low risk, but if one of us crashes, and needs to go to the ER, I just
don't want to be a burden to the system. I can reduce that already
small likelihood by not riding. As a result, the two of them went for
a walk instead. I don't know whether to feel good about it because I
marginally decreased risk, or bad about it, because I threw a wet
blanket on dear friends wanting a tiny amount of human interaction on
our bikes.
Do you stay out of the bathtub for the same reason?
Don't think going for a walk is all that safe. Walk, trip, fall and
break bones happens all the time.
--
Steve Palincsar
Alexandria, Virginia
USA
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