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A nice bicycle. I've easily ridden 2000 km this year on it, improving my fitness, saving me money on transportation and providing me lots and lots of entertainment.
The only problem is that I'm hooked now, and I will definitely be upgrading to an even better bike. Oh well.
Same here! No idea how much I've ridden this year but probably 100s of miles. Not looking forward to the upcoming winter. Might still try to ride but between the ice and cold, it may be a bit more difficult.
May I ask which bike?
I got myself one of the Trek hybrids. It's a nice choice for an entry level commuter bicycle, but now that I'm hooked I'm in the market for a road bike with some higher quality components.