| Author | Message | ||
     Chauly |
As part of our Health Maintenance Initiative at work, I carry a pedometer around to track how much exercise I get as I do My Job. I have a goal of 7000 steps per day, about 3.3 miles of walking, and I almost always meet my goal. At times, I crest 12-15,000 steps, and I can definitely feel it in my bones on those days (and the day after!) When I ride my ST1100 to work, the pedometer shows a few more steps than when I left, maybe 600 or so. I go over a bump, there are some steps, etc. When I ride my VFR-700, I tend to be more, ahem, "sporting"; it shows up to 2000 steps, although I don't feel tired from the ride, quite the opposite in fact. Yesterday I rode my Buell from Charlotte to Buena Vista over about 6 hours, smooth roads, sweeping turns. 12,500 steps! This just goes to show that riding a bike such as the Buell can be Very Healthy... :-) Charlie | ||
| Barkbuster |
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| Hughlysses |
 Leave the primary chain loose or get a bad front isolator and I'll bet you could double that! | ||
| Xodot |
... by your logic then, my health care provider can write me a Rx for a new Buell and the province will pay for it! Make me an appointment Dr. Feelgood honey.  | ||
| Cityxslicker |
it should keep you out of the shrinks office and off the related prescriptions they should just give you the bike in exchange for the premiums ! Savings ! |
