...so now its back to 1000 miles a month on my NC. I have missed my bike over the last few months but she has sat and waited patiently for me to come back. Time to ride.
Lost my 2.5 mile commute...`
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Old Can Ride
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Well finally, shut the frunk up and Ride!
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I know what you mean, I live only 3.9 miles from my job. I always have to take the extended scenic route home in the afternoon of at least 30 miles.
itlives
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Someone posted in another thread awhile back that it's only 5 miles to work but for some reason it takes almost 50 miles to get home. I thought that was great!
belrix
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Congrats! Riding to work is a great way to start the work day. 15 miles to work for me and at 30 miles home!!!
Crappy Seattle spring weather on the ride this morning but she purred like a kitten except to reminded me that her chain needed a lube after sitting for the last couple months. It was a wonderful ride.
Konrad
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Only 5.5 for me to work but I also ride home on lunch which is nice. 
gpd211
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Lucky guys. My commute is to my driveway. I have to use work car so riding is pleasure only for me
ST13Fred
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That would make a good NC sticker.
rjcrtc
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When asking for directions - Is that the longest way to get there?? ( I actually borrowed that from an old BMW ad)
itlives
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I like that! (Never saw that commercial)
When I lived in Illinois I had a 10 minute commute on my CBR1000RR but he last half mile was a straight strech on a country road. When I turned that last corner I used to give that bike all it had and would normally get up around 100MPH before having to let off the throttle. Get my little adrenline rush in before stepping foot in the house.
Then I moved to Decatur, IL. Another 10 minute ride with thirteen stop lights along the way but if I timed it right I could get through most of them at 5AM in the moring. I always took the long route home.
Then I moved to Arkansas where I now have a 30 minute ride to work and three possible routes. 30 minutes is about perfect. Doesn't take me forever to get home and I get a decent litle ride.
Then I moved to Decatur, IL. Another 10 minute ride with thirteen stop lights along the way but if I timed it right I could get through most of them at 5AM in the moring. I always took the long route home.
Then I moved to Arkansas where I now have a 30 minute ride to work and three possible routes. 30 minutes is about perfect. Doesn't take me forever to get home and I get a decent litle ride.
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