Monday

Time is money

Right quick change in tact for this one.

Time for the benefits on biking...scenario 5pm on a weds evening trying to get out of the CBD of Auckland, assuming you live within 10km of the city centre.
The traffic is backed up, the buses are late, and walking is not really an option unless you want to walk a good hour or two.
why not get on a bike? Straight down the shoulder to the front of the lights! you can go as fast as you want or as slow, just make sure to wave at the countless numbers of people sitting in their cars getting frustrated, wasting time and spending money..... But you say "its hard work" hmm how much do you spend on a gym membership a year so you can ride their stationary bikes??
So you can keep fit and healthy while heading home?....YUP
All its going to cost is the cost of a bike, and if you want to get well into it, maybe some shoes and clip in pedals, or if your that way inclined a nice shiny lycra out fit (your other half may appreciate it)
If you add up bus fare for a year or petrol for 6 months your paying about the same
I found a great quote the other day " A car costs you money and makes you fat...A bike saves you money and runs on fat" there you go, cost efficient and a healthy alternative just look out for buses!

Next post I'll look at different types of bikes and gear

2 comments:

  1. What about scooters, they're up there for convenience. Capital expenditure is higher but so is speed and sweatiness is minimal :P

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  2. I'm going to do a little on them, may even borrow one....

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