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But, why? I could see it for running in a rally, but otherwise, when I'm riding my bike, I don't care what time it is. When I get thirsty, it's time to stop for a drink. When I get hungry, it's time to stop and eat. When the tripmeter gets over 100 miles, it's time to stop for gas. Don't need anything more.



A man after my own heart ...

I first stopped wearing a watch when I was on holiday for the same reason (except the stopping for gas bit..).

Then I stopped wearing a watch full stop ...

I have stuff to do in a day and when it's done, the day is over.

If it's dark, I drink - if it's light, I go and ride ...

When I remember, I stop for food or a tap-out ..

Bad news is, I started wearing a watch again on occasion ....
Note to self: stop wearing a watch.