Why does it even matter? If it's your bike, hang it on a wall if you want. It's yours. What you do to it or with it is your own business.

 

If I could ride to work in dress clothes and dress shoes I would, but I cant. Not only is it 100 degrees outside, i drive around to see clients and sometimes take clients around in my car. I ride when I can. Anyone who finds their manhood in how many miles they can put on their bike is compensating for something....

 

Fortunately I can wear jeans to work most of the time so I get to ride to work a lot. But I've worked at jobs where I had to wear a suit every day and drive in traffic not fun to be on a bike.

So to each his own. We own and ride our bikes because we enjoy doing it and that's the way it should always be.

The End.

 

Spot On

 

And from no less an authority than Machiavelli, good enough for me.

John