Just finished another blog post about UX design… in a humorous way.
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Good read. But I have to say that cycling without going anywhere is the strangest thing ever! 
I highly recommend learning to bike again and start exploring your surroundings. Just your near neighborhood at first, but try going to a new place every day. I did that a few years ago and ended up going 70 kilometers in one day. Didn’t need an instructor to motivate my pedaling even though my legs felt like boiled spaghetti, I just had to keep going if I wanted to get home. Home to such luxuries as food and shelter and a soft comfy bed.
LOL! @Bleke I want to! sadly I live in a Los Angeles where riding a bike on the street can be pretty dangerous, but I’m thinking I might head down to the boardwalk one of these days and rent a beach cruiser that I can pedal on the boardwalk.
Your town is almost 500 times as large as mine. I can’t even imagine the horror. 
Not sure what a boardwalk is, but I’ve heard that there is much to be said for going beneath them.
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You can equate going under the boardwalk with going under the bleachers during a high school sport meet. LOL
Just came to think of another time I was on my way back from a bicycle trip in strong headwind. I was warm and out of breath and decided to lie down for a while on the embankment where there was shadow. The bicycle kept falling over because of the wind and eventually I just let it lie on the ground. But then I had to deal with worried motorists instead. “Yes, I’m fine thank you.” “No, I’m just resting” "Yes, I understand what it must look like. Thank you for your concern! "
I just had to realize that there wasn’t going to be any rest until I got home.
OMG! what a great story!! LOL