That's nice if you live in temperature optimum, but many places are too hot or too cold to cycle year round.
(Some are also too large)
(Some are also too large)
You'd probably be surprised. It does certainly take a bigger amount of dedication than I have, but David Beazley's been cycling through Chicago winters (until he cracked a rib earlier this month: https://twitter.com/dabeaz/status/570348015401050112 kept him off for almost a week: https://twitter.com/dabeaz/status/574891782498041857) as for too hot to ride, it's really a matter of good hydration (and physiology, some people can't handle heat at all, but that's cycling or not so they probably know themselves)
I would have to ride eight miles, about 45 minutes - which is pretty close to my current commute - but I'd arrive sweaty and in need of a change of clothes at minimum.
Gonna have to join a nearby gym this spring.
Seriously: I sweat a lot. I might have to apply deodorant all over after riding, and that's definitely not healthy.
Temperature was usually nice - even Winter's a joke and rarely reaches 0 - mostly it's about 8-10 degrees (C). Summer can reach 32, 34 degrees (C) and on those days even early morning rides are a bit taxing.
We had a shower in the office though. Little cabin. Takes ~no~ space. Since I've been there, I think that every office should have one.
Yeah I'd agree with that.
What if I don't want to marry a bike, but I perhaps could ride one?
I already had wife that I'm dedicated to, and she ain't bike.
Anyway, you've never seen clear temperature extremes obviously.