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How to Ride Your Bike Long Distances
Introduction
Bike riding long distances is not only a great sport but a great way to see the countryside. It is a way to get out and view your surroundings. In fact you will be getting exercise and working muscles without even realizing it. There are some things to consider before taking off on a long distance bike ride.
Instructions
Difficulty: Moderately Easy
How to Ride Your Bike Long Distances
Things You'll Need
- Things you need:
- Water
- Small Back Pack
- Money
- Helmet
- Bike lock
- Sunscreen
Steps
Step One
Get a good night sleep. You will need to be well rested to go on a long distance bike ride. Without the proper amount of sleep (at least eight hours) you may not be able to go a long distance on your bike ride.
Step Two
Eat a good breakfast. A long distance bike ride will require you to have energy stored up. Not eating before you go will diminish your speed and endurance.
Step Three
Bring water with you. Bring one 24 ounce bottle of water for every two hours you expect to be riding long distance on your bike. You will need this water to replenish the sweat that you create from riding a bike long distances and on a hot day you will be glad you brought more than one.
Step Four
Wear a small back pack. Pack in it the extra water. Put in a small amount of money in case you need it. Bring along a camera to take shots of nature or interesting events. Pack tissue in case your allergies act up. If you have allergies you may want to take medication before you leave for your long distance bike ride. You may want to include an extra tube for your bike in case your tire gets a flat.
Step Five
Wear comfortable clothing. Check the forecast ahead of time and plan to wear appropriate clothing.
Step Six
Spread sunscreen on any skin that is showing. Don’t forget to put it on your face as well. This is a must so you do not get burned.
Step Seven
Take a break from riding to rest. At this time you can eat a lunch, apply more sunscreen, take pictures of nature, and get more water out of your bag.
Tips & Warnings
- • Make sure you have a lock for you bike. When you stop at a store you won’t have to worry about your bike being stolen.
- • Don’t forget to wear your helmet.
- • Riding in groups is fun but sometimes it is more serene when riding alone. You also can come and go when you want and not have to rely on others.