The Feeling I Get When I Ride My Bike on Rainy Days
The Feeling I Get When I Ride My Bike on Rainy Days Most people think of rainy days as a reason to stay inside. They see the dark clouds and drizzle as a barrier, a signal to cancel plans or delay adventure. But for me, rainy days offer something different—something strangely beautiful. When I ride my bike in the rain, I feel more alive than ever. The first drops always test my resolve. They tap gently on my helmet, slide across my glasses, and soak into my gloves. But once I'm out there, there's no turning back—and I don’t want to. The rhythm of the rain blends with the cadence of my legs, and suddenly, the world quiets. Cars disappear. Trails clear out. It's just me, the road, and the soft hiss of tires slicing through wet pavement. There’s a purity to riding in the rain. It's raw and honest. No pretense, no perfect conditions—just effort, grit, and surrender. You can’t fake your way through it. You either commit, or you don’t. But once I do, I often find a kind...
