Re: enjoying riding?
Posted: 21 Mar 2019, 07:54
Clearly late here but it's alright to feel lile you've lost your mojo for riding. It just means you can revitalise it at a later point.
Take my dad for example. For years he didn't ride and he spent his money on cars, but instead every yesr he changed his car. However i started to ride and he then decided it was his time again to ride.......for 8 years he hasn't been without a bike, he prettt much uses it everywhere he goes unless he has to do food shopping or taking my mum out which he's come back from places and said 'I wish I had the bike doen those roads'
Its part of you CT, you won't loose it, you've just filed it away in a nice little cubbyhole for the moment, that's all.
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Take my dad for example. For years he didn't ride and he spent his money on cars, but instead every yesr he changed his car. However i started to ride and he then decided it was his time again to ride.......for 8 years he hasn't been without a bike, he prettt much uses it everywhere he goes unless he has to do food shopping or taking my mum out which he's come back from places and said 'I wish I had the bike doen those roads'
Its part of you CT, you won't loose it, you've just filed it away in a nice little cubbyhole for the moment, that's all.
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