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I’ve had 2 concussions from biking and 1 from MVA. Not fun.
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles...020.00218/fullLast edited by burritos; 04-19-2022, 07:37 AM.Comment
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San Diego is an exercise and bike friendly town. Yet, it's populated with bunches of distracted bafoon bafoons.
Seen way too many bike accidents where total responsibility is the car. Stay on the trails. At least you have a better chance with the snakes👍 1Comment
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One of my concussions was veering off track while trying to avoid a snake. My buddy also had his rear tire blown out when a rattlesnake bit his MTB tire. Fortunately it was the tire that got hit and not his leg.👍 2Comment
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I ride a regular mountain bike in the woods every morning. But I have a new ebike for commuting to the hospital. It takes me 5 minutes to drive, and 6 minutes on the ebike. My ebike is very fast and the parking is so much easier with the bike. The valet guys are my buddies (generous tipper, hah!) so they take care of my bike.
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Still better your bike and head vs hood of car and concrete block.Comment
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I am trying to figure out of I am doing something wrong. The internet tells me that tires should last 2000-3000 miles. My rear tire is ground down to nothing and I got a flat the other day. My front tire is a little better but not very much. I replaced the tube because I had one handy but It is going to blow as well if I do not replace the tire obviously. But I wanted to figure out if I am doing something wrong because I estimate that I only put 500-600 miles on so far. Is it because I am using a MTB with MTB tires on the road? Am I too fat? Using the break too aggressively?
Even with gas the way it is now this biking cost me more than driving. Neutral at best. But do not get me wrong I enjoy every minute of it so I am doing it for that reason and exercise. But I am not going to kid myself that it is saving money.Comment
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I am trying to figure out of I am doing something wrong. The internet tells me that tires should last 2000-3000 miles. My rear tire is ground down to nothing and I got a flat the other day. My front tire is a little better but not very much. I replaced the tube because I had one handy but It is going to blow as well if I do not replace the tire obviously. But I wanted to figure out if I am doing something wrong because I estimate that I only put 500-600 miles on so far. Is it because I am using a MTB with MTB tires on the road? Am I too fat? Using the break too aggressively?
Even with gas the way it is now this biking cost me more than driving. Neutral at best. But do not get me wrong I enjoy every minute of it so I am doing it for that reason and exercise. But I am not going to kid myself that it is saving money.Comment
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I suspect using mountain bike tires on a smooth road surface. More surface contact area = more wear.
You would be better served by changing to a road bike or a hybrid bike with a narrower tire. If you are biking that much to work, investing in a good bike will be worth it. If not for savings, at least as a gym equipment.👍 1Comment
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I suspect using mountain bike tires on a smooth road surface. More surface contact area = more wear.
You would be better served by changing to a road bike or a hybrid bike with a narrower tire. If you are biking that much to work, investing in a good bike will be worth it. If not for savings, at least as a gym equipment.
It is ridiculous what some bikes cost!Comment
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I am riding my ebike to work this summer. It makes me happy to ride and the weather has been great. My ebike has a 1500 watt engine so it gets me there very quickly.
I am also riding on mountain bike tires on the road. So far, no issues with worn out tires, but I have only been riding for about a month so far.
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When I see someone on a motorcycle I think they’re a dumb*** to be out on the road with all the idiot drivers I see daily.
Not sure how riding a bike to work is supposed to be any different.
Not meant as a knock against bicyclers themselves.Comment
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Some Dumb*** bikers too. I yield to bikers, they need to yield too. Most do.Comment
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