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Speedlinking 11 August 2010

“In a a properly designed Traditional City, most people don’t need bicycles.” –Energy Bulletin

Speedlinking 4 June 2010

You know it’s been a while between posts when your own mother starts chipping you about not updating your blog…

My two rules of bike lighting

In southern latitudes, daylight saving has recently ended and commuting cyclists find themselves suddenly plunged into darkness in the early evening. It’s around this time every year that Bicycle Victoria rightly reminds riders to Light Up.

Speedlinking 9 April 2010

“A three hour bike ride means three hours of mental refreshment; it would take extreme concentration to achieve that by meditation or some like method.” –Dave Moulton

Speedlinking 18 March 2010

“…things are getting a bit grippy down there…” –Phil Liggett

Speedlinking 5 February 2010

“It’s just as fun as when you were a kid. You go zoom! and whoosh! You’re a sky creature, not a miserable earth-crawler. And you get to the end of your commute feeling invigorated and intensely alive.” –Dale Favier

Speedlinking 29 December 2009

“When driving, we see the broad brush of the buildings and the other cars; we tend not to notice a lack of pedestrians, especially when they are rare. When we travel on a bicycle, however, a city devoid of life seems utterly bizarre, and the populace’s blithe acceptance of this status quo even stranger.” –David Alpert, Next American City

Detours and diversions

I never get bored with my ride to and from work. When you ride, every day is a different experience. But sometimes it’s fun to freshen things up a bit.

Speedlinking 7 August 2009

“What I always forget to mention when talking with people about commuting is this: there’s virtually nothing PG-rated I love to do more than ride a good bike.”–BlackChop, Team Chupacabra

Speedlinking 14 July 2009

“Is it an indulgence to own more than one bicycle? Maybe – but at least it’s cheaper than yachting or cocaine”–Peter Walker