Today, 4 months after a cervical spine surgery I got the green flag to go for a spin on the bike.
I was told to take it easy and do maybe 30 to 45 minutes. I ended up on about a 2.5 hours ride.
Neck is sore, so definitely need to take it easier next time but overall considering 4 months ago I wasnt allowed to walk for more than 10 15 minutes at a time I consider this a success.
So for context we are expecting a 2nd child. She's been happy enough with her 2020 Sandero Stepway but we are looking to get a bigger vehicle.
Primarily it needs to be able to carry, 3.5 year old toddler, baby, 2 adults and occasionally my mother (she is 70) and a golden retriever.
I narrowed it down to the previous gen Peugeot 5008, mainly because of the independent rear seats where i could have 2 car seats next to each other and another empty as opposed to the standard layout of the isofix only in the outer seats with the middle being made redundant.
Engines wise they're not great tbh.. the 1.2 puretech and the 1.6 Hdi are both horrible in my opinion. The only decent one is the 2.0 HDI with the auto gearbox.
Any other vehicles that fulfil this criteria? Galaxy?
Thanks
These 2 roundabouts in Drogheda do my head in.. Everyday people choose to just ignore lanes.
Hi all,
Have a pair of Shima XRS-3 White/Black got them in Cotters. Size is XL.
Unfortunately they do not agree with my hands so if anyone wants them they cna have them for free. Ideally a new rider who is in need of some gear to get going.
Collection in Parkwest Dublin 12 where I'm working.
Thanks,
Rob