21-04-15, 09:42 PM
I agree with Noggy, take a wee break while you spend time with your new born and use the bike as a 'fun thing' on weekends or when you can get out.
Take into account by the time you've put on your kit for a 10 minute ride in the morning and home at night, you could actually get to work relaxed. And add to this your probably not doing your bike any good as it's not getting enough time to warm up etc.
I commute for only 10 miles to work, but I go for a run after work most days before I go home, admitted, I'm single and can do as I please, but I still go out at weekends too and that's where the enjoyment comes into its own.
Don't give up yet, put it on the back burner for now and spent the time with your family, that is time you will never get back, you'll always have the bike in the background, if you sell it you'll maybe regret it.
Take into account by the time you've put on your kit for a 10 minute ride in the morning and home at night, you could actually get to work relaxed. And add to this your probably not doing your bike any good as it's not getting enough time to warm up etc.
I commute for only 10 miles to work, but I go for a run after work most days before I go home, admitted, I'm single and can do as I please, but I still go out at weekends too and that's where the enjoyment comes into its own.
Don't give up yet, put it on the back burner for now and spent the time with your family, that is time you will never get back, you'll always have the bike in the background, if you sell it you'll maybe regret it.
Colin
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Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)
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Ride fast, ride a red bike :-)