First Comute on a long shift

[crossy]

I've comuted to work when working only 4 - 5 hrs before no problem. This was my first comute on a long day 8 half hour day on my feet all day. Nice journey into work at 4.50am just as the sun was rising (bit dangerous as I felt the open road calling not work). 12 miles to work. 16 miles back tired when I got home. Came to the conclusion the travelling to and from work was more enjoyable than the work.

 

[sticky sherbert]

You can bet your life if you have a real hard day the wind will be in your face all the way home.

 

[hackbike 666]

Im usually knackered by the end of the shift and sometimes find it hard going.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

At my last job I would often find myself pedalling home, about 6 miles, after a 12 to 14 hour shift, though tired the roads were usually more pleasant at that time than during rush hour. I would often be pedalling home late after many hours cooped up in a van, it was always nice to get on my bike and stretch my legs after that.

 

[potsy]

I've comuted to work when working only 4 - 5 hrs before no problem. This was my first comute on a long day 8 half hour day on my feet all day. Nice journey into work at 4.50am just as the sun was rising (bit dangerous as I felt the open road calling not work). 12 miles to work. 16 miles back tired when I got home. Came to the conclusion the travelling to and from work was more enjoyable than the work.

I think that every day crossy
Oh and you need to 'Man Up'

 

[hackbike 666]

I got 5am starts next week (and earlier)...going to be fun.Think the fixie will be called into action.Not much traffic.