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I bike to school no matter what the weather condition is.

 

Year round? How rough does the weather get?

 

Yes, year round. I think at winter it's like -5 to 5 Celsius (maybe a little colder sometimes), sometimes with snow and sometimes with rain. Summers can be up to 35 degrees, but usually they're around 25 degrees. Distance is approximately 3 km (1.9 miles).

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At large roads the snow and ice is cleared away, but most of the way I'm driving on small paths to take a shortcut. I don't use bike chains or any other sort of "special equipment", I just drive carefully and a bit slower (which is a problem because I'm often a bit late and therefore have to hurry in order to get there in time) if it's icy or if there is snow.

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At large roads the snow and ice is cleared away, but most of the way I'm driving on small paths to take a shortcut. I don't use bike chains or any other sort of "special equipment", I just drive carefully and a bit slower (which is a problem because I'm often a bit late and therefore have to hurry in order to get there in time) if it's icy or if there is snow.

I'm not being a dick or anything, just helpful, I know English is not your first language: You ride a bike, not drive it.

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At large roads the snow and ice is cleared away, but most of the way I'm driving on small paths to take a shortcut. I don't use bike chains or any other sort of "special equipment", I just drive carefully and a bit slower (which is a problem because I'm often a bit late and therefore have to hurry in order to get there in time) if it's icy or if there is snow.

I'm not being a dick or anything, just helpful, I know English is not your first language: You ride a bike, not drive it.

 

Ah, ok... thanks for clearing that out. In Danish you say "drive" ("køre") whenever you are using something with wheels.

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I work in the city centre, about 12 miles from home. A one minute walk from the rail station to the office. At the home end it's about a six minute (one cigarette) walk. So I take the train. (Oh, I work in public transport and get free annual rail ticket so that's another reason. I also get free bus travel, but when it takes < 20 minutes by train and over an hour by bus it's no contest)

 

When I was at school though, I did cycle. 4 miles each way and used to clock up about 25 miles a day in the holidays. Too bloody old these days; I think more about stair-lifts than bicycles.

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