I’m a year-round cycling commuter–it’s never really occurred to me not to ride in winter, and it’s easier and much more fun that you might think.
I’ve been pondering the urgent and focused responses of governments and people to the outbreak of “Swine Flu”, and contrasting the handful of tragic deaths from H1N1 virus with the enormous number of equally tragic deaths due to road trauma. Where is the urgent response to this leading preventable cause of death?
“Why is 5-10 seconds so precious out of your life that you are willing to sacrifice mine for it?” –splork on HubPages
“Take a minute and think about the great rides you had this year, and the laughs and tribulations shared with your riding buddies. That’s what it’s all about, my friends.” –The Daily Randonneur
Our workplace BUG is a pretty laidback arrangement but we still managed to win ourselves a small victory this year.
“Cycling is an activity in and of itself, regardless of where you end up, or whether you break a sweat.” –Happy Woman Magazine
Oops, sliding into the old habits again…
Melancholy thoughts aside, I think it’s still safe for me to speedlink…
I haven’t had a prang since yesterday, so it must be safe for me to speedlink…
This time it was going to be different. After the last debacle there’d be no rushing to get back on the bike…
Does Surly Dave still enjoy “a certain level of suffering” now that winter is upon us?
I’m a bit disappointed by what Graeme Johnstone has said in his findings on the death of James Gould.
Catherine Deveny leaves no doubt about where she stands on cycling.