It's National Bike Month . It's also Bike To Work week. This is something I annually lament since taking this gig as a factory rep for a pretty rad bike company. (Before I forget, be sure to visit the League of American Bicyclists through the link above and donate a bit to their fantastic organization.) Don't get me wrong. I'm very happy to have the job that I've worked hard get but there was a lot of joy in having a work commute via bicycle. Leaving the car behind, saving money, priming up the body for the work day are just a few of the benefits of riding your bike to work and home again. But hey, this post isn't about me riding to work. This post is about someone else who decided to ride to work this year. My wife. From the time we bought our first house and she had what would have been an eight mile commute to work, to the time we bought our second house and that commute length was chopped in half for Mrs. Bikewife, I couldn't successfully