Link between Priusers and bicycle-riding?

Now that is funny :lol:

Former mtn bike fanatic here. Used to ride daily, race, etc. Now it comes in waves - ride every day for a week, then let the bike collect dust for weeks on end

 

during the summer, i ride about 11 miles a day. half mile to trail. 5.2 miles up to Watershed Park and back. half mile home. do that every morning. during this time of year i alternate walking the same trail. 1.4 miles up and back if no rain...(not a common day around here!!) rarely ride in winter (too cold for me) simply because trail i ride is covered in wet leaves now and i dont want to take the risk. (very low threshold for pain)

 

the trail i ride used to be the logging rail that took logs to Woodard Bay. it goes through very heavy woods and wind is rarely an issue. as far as summer goes, i rode the trail usually starting about 6 AM. now that i dont have to be a work until 10, i hit the same trail walking about 7:30

 

When you quote Orson Wells you should give him credit! I no longer ride my bike since getting run off the road and ending up in a ditch dazed. I walk instead and keep a eye out for any car.

 

Yeah, I'm into bike riding and mountain climbing, etc. My question: how well does a bike fit in the hatchback? Looked like it'd work but I didn't try to do it at the dealer. Anyone have a recommondation for bike rack? (I know it'll hurt mileage...)

 

Outrageous!

How do you think Nike is able to afford a private corporate hangar and furnish it with two Gulfstream V jets?

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Answer: Sell cheap shoes for an outrageous price.
That and advertising.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nike%2C_Inc.

Much like De Beers, with a near-total monopoly in the diamond trade, has convinced the public that the only suitable gift for engagement is a diamond . . . a stone which is much less rare than emeralds, sapphire, rubies, or amethyst.

"Just Do It"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Beers_Mining_Company
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/11.09/diamond_pr.html
http://www.canadianrockhound.ca/2002/01/cr...1_diamonds.html