“No lock can stop all thieves, but all locks are better than no lock at all” –@KarlOnSea
“I really believe that, once people develop some confidence on the bike track, they’ll feel a lot safer riding on sections of road that don’t have bicycle infrastructure yet”–Katie Kingshott, Healthy Transport Hobart
“One of the greatest things about cycling is you can do it with 10,000 people or you can do it alone. And you don’t need to engage in the `secret handshake’ of name-dropping, proper equipment usage, and wardrobe in order to do it. Choose a group, choose a fashion, or don’t, it doesn’t matter.” — Bike Snob NYC
Before I descend into a fortnight of hibernation, there’s just enough time to speedlink…
The Celluloid Cycles film festival is back, with another great line-up of “bicycles on film”.
Did you know that fourteen Victorian cyclists died in road crashes last year?
Notebook computers are supposed to be portable, so why not carry yours on your bike?
Finally, a photo gallery of my commute route…
Before and after shots of the recent trail works along the Yarra and Gardiners Creek trails.
An article in The Economist outlines the decline in bike courier numbers.
smc’s off-road commute is wet, muddy and slippery - and gorgeous!
After digging around some”clusters” on Flickr, I surfaced the commute/bike-bicycle cluster.
Tim Connor commutes home in the fog.