Following up on my earlier grumble about a somewhat anti-cyclist letter in the February issue of Royalauto, a response printed in the March issue still misses the point.
The Aeolian Ride is coming to Melbourne on March 11th.
While turn-and-look events are common there is a very low likelihood (3%) that a pedestrian, on hearing a bicycle bell, will react in a manner that impedes the line of the bicycle and endanger themselves and/or the cyclist.
By commuting on the treadly my legs provide $1200 in cost savings per year.
What does a bicycle bell mean in Australia? It’s a bit hard to tell, but it’s certainly not the same thing that it means in Germany.
Polite requests get work done.
The first Starfleet Academy social ride. Is this the start of a new BUG?
The web bristles with advice on making road riding safer. Here’s a sample.
Some quotes on cycling at Bike Biz.
Because I was running late this morning I caught some Parks Vic rangers and a mystery man in a tie taking measurements on the Church St. Bridge ramp. A sign of progress perhaps?
A family trundle out to Studley Park Boathouse gets MLSP back onto her treadly.
If I make a bike from wood, I don’t need to weld at all. Do I?
Was justice served when Stefanie Magner received a fine and license suspension for the crash that killed Amy Gillett?