

The problem is when you don’t turn very much and you just ride your bike in a straight line – like I mostly do going back and forth to work everyday. Then your tires develop a flatspot right in the middle of the tire. When that happens the bike doesn’t handle very well. The bike wants to go straight and it takes more effort to make it turn. The bike will often be ‘jittery’ as it transfers from the flat spot on the tire to the rounded edge. This makes freeway off ramps all kinds of fun.
New tires fix all that. My old bike feels new again. It corners great! Just like new sneakers when you were five years old.
It’s amazing how a simple thing like new tires make the bike new again. That can also be true in our lives as well. Things might not be going to well – for whatever reason – but a simple smile, a card or note, or an act of kindness from someone can change the whole day.
What simple thing are you going to do to make some else’s day better?
That’s worth pondering about.
2 comments:
THANK YOU! honestly, that's exactly what i needed to hear...read whatever :]
gracias mi sensei [[haha japanese + spanish = pure awesomeness]]
japanese + spanish = pure awesomeness
LOL. That's a good one.
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