Covid Cruises ep1 - Dont be a d!ck

Since I started working from home and socially isolating three weeks ago ago, I've been walking locally with my family everyday and riding about once a week. I have the enviable good luck of being in a rural spot with more walking route options than I hope to cover before this is over. That said yesterday I had an hour or so "sanity ride".
For us riders, road or MTB, riding is not just a way to stay fit, it's a way to stay sane. Clear our heads and reduce anxiety, I work out most of my problems in my head space during climbs and arrive at the decents feeling lighter for it. .
Just remember .
Not Gnar
Not Far
Not by Car.
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[@carbonsuicidemtb1583]

Ive been concentrating on technical single-track steep climbs and local fire roads and tame trails away from anyone

[@StravaigingMTB]

Similar to me Then, if I had a drop bar bike is I'd call it gravel. But I ride mtb so its an XC training ride. 😂

[@carbonsuicidemtb1583]

@@StravaigingMTB I'm loving the technical single-track at the moment, there is loads in my local forest, my p29er climbs like a goat, be safe out there

[@StravaigingMTB]

You too!

[@user-yv2cz8oj1k]

Or to put it another way, you could have a small smash, something minor but that needs A&E and end up getting the covid/novel virus in intensive care on a respirator.

[@StravaigingMTB]

Pretty much.....stay safe!