Save The Earth, Bicycle To Work
April 22, 2010 by Guest
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If you live within bicycle commuting distance to your work, biking has several advantages to offer. Why not consider commuting by bicycle. Even if you choose a bike as you way of commuting on the nicest days of the year, you can do your part in reducing our dependence of petroleum products and reducing pollution.
In addition, biking to work is a great way to get some exercise. Why pay to go to the gym when you can save money by riding your bike and get your excise at the same time. If the distance to your work is too far to bike, consider combining the bike ride with a commuter bus. This works well if you live some distance from a bus stop or if you work in an area that is not near the bus stop.
Most buses have bicycle racks built onto the front so that both you and your bike can ride and reduce the bicycle commute by several miles. This option may work best for you.
If you are preparing to bike to work, you will need some supplies to make the commute easier. In order to carry your needed materials by bike, you will want to purchase some messenger bags. These bags were designed for use by bicycle delivery persons in downtown San Francisco, so they will work for your commute. You will especially want to have a laptop messenger bag if you need to transport your computer by bicycle. Choose a waterproof model to keep those delicate electronics dry and to protect your computer from any scrapes on the trip.
Consider attaching other messenger bags to the bike for other gear and materials you want to take home or to the office. Then if you find sale digital cameras, you can take advantage of the sale before it is over and safely transport the camera home. With extra messenger bags, you can pick up the ATV parts you need without ever having to start up your car.
The longer we live on this planet the more we realize that there is a limited amount of resources available to us. All of us should find a way that we can do our part to conserve resources for future generations.
Additionally, biking to work is a good way to save our money. Biking one day a week saves 20 percent of our fuel used for commuting. Three days per week saves 60 percent and every day saves 100 percent of the money we pay for fuel.
