Doug Pensinger wrote:
> But however logical and
> practical it may be, you will still not be able to convince many people
> to get on a bike. It may be because they are worried about rumpling
> their cloths or getting their pant leg caught in the chain (or appearing
> extremely geeky by strapping their pant leg or tucking it into their
> sock). Women with silly shoes will never ride them.
Women with silly shoes would be a lot better off wearing sneakers for
the actual commute, using a bike or walking for as much of it as would
be reasonable, and changing into the silly shoes once they got there.
The exercise would be good for their legs, which would do things to make
the feet look better in the silly shoes once they had them on. :)
Julia
who avoids wearing "silly shoes" whenever possible, unless for some
unfathomable reason Doug puts Reeboks into that category
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