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Archive for April, 2007

Bonkers in the Bike Lane

Bizarre bike lane oddities revisited…

What would Jesus…?

“What would Jesus drive?” is kind of the wrong question, isn’t it?

Of course it was the lawyers!

I detect the work of the hired legal help in the recent glaring balls-up in the Terms and Conditions for this year’s Around the Bay ride…

ANZAC Day tour of the eastern suburbs

A tour of the eastern suburbs on ANZAC Day: Glen Waverley, Vermont, Blackburn, and Box Hill.

Bike Power in The Big Issue

This week The Big Issue reports on the surging popularity of bikes in Australia. (Go buy yourself a copy.)

Paths Less Travelled

An Audax ride reminds me that the bike paths of Melbourne are a quiet delight.

Mobile phones and the dickhead count

Is increasing mobile phone usage by cyclists an indication of a rising dickhead count?

Kosky: Minister for Passing the Buck

If Minister Kosky isn’t interested in running the public transport system she should step aside in favour of someone who is.

Two-Wheeled Love Affair

You know something’s up when you receive Spokey Dokes for Christmas, and pink handle-bar streamers for your birthday. They weren’t given as a novelty gift or accident, you actually wanted them. Correction—your bike wanted them. Needed them.

No tour coaches in Swanston St? Yes!

I can’t say I’m particularly disturbed by the suggestion to ban tourist coaches from Swanston St. In fact, I’m delighted.