You know you're knackered when....

[Wheeledweenie]

You leave home and realise you've forgotten some vitally important paperwork so you go back to get it.

You set off again and 10 minutes in, while wondering why your head is so cold, realise you've left your helmet, which you never ride without but respect others' wishes to do so, behind.

You go to get coffee on your way in as you're clearly tired and the barista has to chase you to give you the change you've forgotten.

Yawn!

 

[jonny jeez]

You leave home and realise you've forgotten some vitally important paperwork so you go back to get it.

You set off again and 10 minutes in, while wondering why your head is so cold, realise you've left your helmet, which you never ride without but respect others' wishes to do so, behind.

You go to get coffee on your way in as you're clearly tired and the barista has to chase you to give you the change you've forgotten.

Yawn!

LOL.

Just check an make sure your not sitting at your desk with your gloves on!!

At least it's Friday!!!!!!!!!!

 

[hackbike 666]

Yeah at least it's friday...three more days to go after this.

 

[Wheeledweenie]

I work two jobs so will be working tomorrow as well.... oh so tired....

 

[Rhythm Thief]

My benchmark of knackeredness is when I find myself cycling past a house - any house - and thinking "I wish I lived there, instead of x miles up the road".

 

[ianrauk]

yup, know the feeling.
I forgot my front light yesterday.. doh.. so had to pop into the LBS for one of those little Froggy Knoggy LED thingies....

 

[Arthur]

Yesterday, cycled 7 miles to some shops, only to realise I'd left my lock on the dining room table.

Not tired, merely stupid.

 

[Wheeledweenie]

AND I forgot to put my lights on last night, remembered very early into the ride but felt like a total tit.

 

[Norm]

but felt like a total tit.

ggggnnnn... must... resist...

Sadly, when I'm tired, I find myself taking the car.

I say "sadly" because I recognise the hypocrisy in convincing myself that I'm too tired to ride a motorbike or to cycle, but fine to helm a couple of tonnes of metal around.