“Road-bike aficionados are much like trout: simultaneously enthralled and mortified by anything shiny and new that enters their environment.” –Wired.com
“The premise that cyclists’ behavior somehow voids their right to sharing the road is indefensible at face value. ‘Well officer I thought it was OK to hit this cyclists because several blocks back I saw another run a red light’ is not something anyone could defend.” –TheWashCycle
“But here’s the big secret: bike commuting is no sacrifice at all. As a matter of fact, I often feel a pang of guilt for doing it. It’s so much fun, and I derive so many benefits from it…” –Alan, www.ecovelo.info
I’ve got to admit, I’ve long thought that bike poloists were just a little nuts…
Stuff found clinging to the underside this week…
Melancholy thoughts aside, I think it’s still safe for me to speedlink…
I’ve had a few short rides on recumbent trikes before, but recently I got the chance to hang onto one for a few days…just a few, sweet days…
I haven’t been caught distributing bogus how-to-vote cards since my last effort, so it must be safe for me to speedlink…
I think the “Race Across London” is about to become my favourite Top Gear moment…
As there have been no reports of anyone’s head exploding after my first attempt, it looks like it’s safe for me to speedlink again.
From London to Auckland, cycling is gaining in popularity.
Roadies–especially the cashed-up “new golf” gang–don’t represent the only legitimate form of cycling.
Two professors of economics present opposing views on traffic congestion in Melbourne