He takes the kids.
I take the kids.
It might seem complicated, but with Jose and me taking turns dropping and picking up the kids, we've begun swapping bikes. Daily. It takes a fair bit of planning but hasn't caused any problems.
Our average day goes like this: Jose rides to work on the Mobic, I drop the munchkins off on the Mundo, ride home and zip to work on the BionX. Later, Jose comes home and grabs the Mundo to get the boys. In the evening, I fly home with BionX power.
It's really not that crazy. I've been getting home earlier with more energy, even being able to eat dinner with the family since it takes me 20 minutes instead of the usual 40. The kids are always happy to ride on the Mundo. Everyone is happy and getting lots of fresh air.
Our average day goes like this: Jose rides to work on the Mobic, I drop the munchkins off on the Mundo, ride home and zip to work on the BionX. Later, Jose comes home and grabs the Mundo to get the boys. In the evening, I fly home with BionX power.
It's really not that crazy. I've been getting home earlier with more energy, even being able to eat dinner with the family since it takes me 20 minutes instead of the usual 40. The kids are always happy to ride on the Mundo. Everyone is happy and getting lots of fresh air.
BionX at his job.
BionX at mine.
Thank for the tip on buckling in the toys, Maddie!
Just because you have't maimed/killed anyone yet doesn't mean you're not a road hazard.
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