https://youtu.be/DeXlknYyPNU Remembering a trip to Europe
Dutch Rain
https://youtu.be/DeXlknYyPNU Remembering a trip to Europe
An imaginary place in thin, dry air between the mountains and the dusty plains
https://youtu.be/DeXlknYyPNU Remembering a trip to Europe
Writing on the bus makes the commute go faster. Sometimes too fast. My morning commute to work is complicated, which to me is a good thing. It varies from bicycle-bus-shuttle to Jeep-bus-shuttle, to bike-shuttle, to pure bicycle. If my bicycle makes it to work with me, I almost always ride it the 18-20 miles home … Continue reading The writing on the bus
It’s reasonable to ask people to avoid unnecessary trips up or down canyon roads that are being rebuilt after their destruction by devastating floods. If traffic of any sort is allowed on the roads, however, is an outright ban on bicycle traffic reasonable? The question is prompted by this story about Boulder County roads that … Continue reading Cyclists banned from some Boulder County roads: Reasonable or not?
Some researchers in Montreal have come up with an interesting way to look at people who ride bicycles. Classifying them by motivation and how they use their bicycles, they sorted riders rather precisely by these categories, according to a Forbes article: Path-using cyclists (36 percent) Dedicated cyclists (24 percent) Fairweather utilitarians (23 percent) Leisure cyclists (17 percent) As an … Continue reading What type of bicycle rider are you?