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I got a 5K in. It was really hot. I'm still feeling a little sickly from the heat. I probably pushed harder than I should have. Sorry about your buddy. Always sucks to lose people we love.

I'd ride one and see how it is. I never have. But my MTB tires are 29ers so they're pretty big and wide when compared to other bike tires, but nothing like a fat bike.

We've had quite a few bad tornadoes this year.

I totally agree :) I live in a rural area so it's pretty bike-friendly. I'm usually riding faster than the farmers on tractors. They all know me so they wave and are friendly. Heck, a lot of them ride bikes, too.

Oh, me as well. I'm guilty of just eating dinner at my computer desk instead of with my wife. But she'll be on her phone, as well.

Nice. I was going to get in a run yesterday but storms stopped me. Hoping to do a 10K run today.

What about Class 1-3 e-bikes? The real e-bikes. Class-1 and 2 can't go over 20 MPH. I can easily ride more than 20 MPH on my regular bike. Class 3 tops out at 28. All these faster "e-bikes" are just electric motorcycles.

It really can, especially with YouTube University!

Yep. Now if my grandchildren don't want to ride, I'd never force them to, but the goal is to get them into it early and hopefully it sticks :D

I used to only wear one when I road biked. Now I wear one no matter what. But I'll admit, even this year, I've forgot my helmet and rode anyways.

For motorcycles, there is a female that solo rides all over the world, even in areas where females aren't treated the best. I really like her content. She's from Europe somewhere.

Nair. I've used Nair before on my face. THAT was a big mistake LOL I've heard laser removal is good but can get costly.

I'm somewhere in the middle and in all honesty, I'll probably keep hanging out in the middle.

I could ride every day if I really disciplined myself to so it. But some of that would be riding in the dark.

Health reasons would have to be the reason I quit as well. If I can use an e-bike, I will, though. I'll always try to do some kind of cycling if I can.

I'll ride in the heat and humidity. I've ridden in 43-C (110-f) heat index. It was hot and I was riding slow, but I was able to do it. I don't do super long rides when it's that hot, but I will get out in it.

I try to drink a lot of water. I should probably drink more than what I do drink, though. However, when cycling, you tend to just get in the zone and start riding forgetting you need to hydrate better.

I like coffee but if I drink a lot of it when I'm riding, I'll have to use the bathroom a lot - both types LOL

Do you find it safer to ride in rural areas where your parents are, versus in the city?

And it seems to be the case all over the world, too.