Simplistic living - has anyone tried it? Or Minimalist living.
Is it hard to do when you've got tools for bicycles everywhere? Lots of cycling clothes.
It's something I'd love to try.
Along with everything else, I only own one thing of each. It might sound idiotic, but (aside from very sentimental stuff) if I haven't used something in 6 months. It goes. If I move house, it takes me 1 hatchback journey. Furniture etc, I freecycle then re-freecycle. Books were hard to get rid off. I've cut down to 10 books I'd like to keep till death. My largest possession are my speakers and amp. I came to the conclusion music has too large a bearing on my life, and so I kept them.
I only own one bike, and only the tools that are 100% necessary to fix/modify/maintain it. 2 sets of pedals, one clipped, one strapped. 2 sets of handlebars, one city/work, one long distance. Two sets of chain rings. Speed and pleasure.
It has yet to fail me tbh. I can quite easily live off a 37L Rucksack and be content.
It's an extraordinary weight of your mind and shoulders I can't really explain. It's definitely worth a try.
Along with everything else, I only own one thing of each. It might sound idiotic, but (aside from very sentimental stuff) if I haven't used something in 6 months. It goes. If I move house, it takes me 1 hatchback journey. Furniture etc, I freecycle then re-freecycle. Books were hard to get rid off. I've cut down to 10 books I'd like to keep till death. My largest possession are my speakers and amp. I came to the conclusion music has too large a bearing on my life, and so I kept them.
I only own one bike, and only the tools that are 100% necessary to fix/modify/maintain it. 2 sets of pedals, one clipped, one strapped. 2 sets of handlebars, one city/work, one long distance. Two sets of chain rings. Speed and pleasure.
It has yet to fail me tbh. I can quite easily live off a 37L Rucksack and be content.
It's an extraordinary weight of your mind and shoulders I can't really explain. It's definitely worth a try.