I took my one form of exercise today on my hard tail 2015 Yamaha Haibike on my own.
Normally I only use my Haibike to commute to work and back, so riding for another purpose was a bit of a novelty.
I did a 16 mile loop from my home and once on the tracks close to my house met only a very few other people, all on foot, and we were respectful of each other and kept a good distance apart.
I know my patch so could use woodland that allows only very limited access and the bits I used I saw no one.
Nearing the end of my ride I had 82% of my battery remaining and had to drop into my home town valley and climb the steepest route out and repeat on some other hills a few times and probably about four miles of my total using high assist levels to get my battery down to under 70%, a level I prefer to leave the battery when it is not in use, a little annoying.
My 10 mile road ride back from work usually reduces my battery level to 65% which I find is a good level to leave it ready to be charged up the next day or week or several weeks.
This regime seems to be working as my original 400Wh battery is still in excellent shape as it enters its 6th year of service after 11,884 miles.
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Private Woodland track
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Tree in blossom
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More woodland blooms with not a soul around
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Views towards the North Downs
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Ridge track with views
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Same high track with views towards The North Downs in the distance and lake below.
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Descending the valley side
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More blossom and another view
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At the lakeside looking back towards the ridge whence I have come. Shakespeare eat your heart out.
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View back on the ride home. Spot the bunny!
Up until now my one form of exercise a day has been taking my two young adult children for a walk in the same countryside and I think it is to that I will return.
The bike can go back in the garage ready for my next trip to work on the 16th of April.