I rode the bike to work today

[EliR6]

Crazy, I know.

What I learned
1) I'm fat and out of shape.
2) I don't feel nearly as comfortable on a bike as I used to.
3) FUN!

[Boostedxt]

lol.....is there going to be a thread next that says.

i rode the bike to work today and got arrested?

joe

[EliR6]

they don't arrest people for that. they'll arrest the bike.

I didn't have a choice, really. Girl's car is in the shop. She has my truck (I swear to god, if she scratches it...) so I had to ride the bike. Should only be for today. And of course it rains. Oh well, rain isn't so bad.

[Jonathan]

Riding to work is teh only way to go around here. Takes 20 minutes less to get to work vs. a car, and that is really without lanesplitting.

[EliR6]

^ I miss lanesplitting...a lot.

I don't normally ride to work (or anywhere else) because my bike isn't street legal.

And of COURSE there were more than average cops out today. I kept my nose clean though, so no worries.

[albinohickey]

Bad boy, very bad boy. I like it.........

And joe can't talk, he's asked more times then I can remember to take the R1 into the canyons.

[MysticBlueX3]

Originally Posted by Jonathan

Riding to work is teh only way to go around here. Takes 20 minutes less to get to work vs. a car, and that is really without lanesplitting.

How is it faster w/o splitting lanes? I'm from Cali and all I do is split lanes going to work (in the carpool lane of course).

Are the cops out there pretty strict about lane splitting? I would hate to sit in traffic on a bike.

[albinohickey]

Lane splitting be illegal in Colorado and no they do not like it.

[EliR6]

^ +1 they WILL get you for splitting lanes, so if you do it, do it with caution.

I learned to ride in CA, so believe me, I feel your pain (or the pain you'll be feeling soon).

[Bruizza]

Hell yeah Eli!!!!!! Breaking the law every once in a while is fun. We need to get ur bike registered if u don't sell it.