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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Cycling As An Advantage In Hurricane Preparation
At first glance, cycling and hurricanes seem to have nothing in common. Well, actually, they don’t have anything in common per se, but being a cyclist is an advantage when it comes to preparing for hurricanes. Over the past … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling
Tagged Additional Uses For Cycling Rain Clothing, Bicycle Lights, Cycling As Preparation For Other Events, Cycling Life, Emergency Preparations For Hurricanes, Weather
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Cycling Statistics To The Naked Eye
No matter what subject is being discussed or what point is being made, statistics are always presented as “proof” of one position or another. I put the word proof in quotations because statistics have no intrinsic meaning, and as … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling
Tagged Bicycling Advocacy, Bicycling Statistics, Perceptions About Cyclists
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Bicycles As Antiquated And Cars As A Sign of Progress
Although I’m usually an isolate cyclist, on one or two occasions, I’ve found myself randomly attached to passing cyclists. Due to my solitary tendencies, it amazes me to no end that I am a magnet for jovial cyclists. Maybe it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Alternative Modes Of Transportation, Bicycles As As Antiquated Form Of Transportation, Cars As Signs Of Human Progress, Mechanical Inventions
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Drugs, Disease And The Demise Of Heroes
No cycling blog would be complete without some mention, and ideally an analysis, of the recent downfall of bicycling legend Lance Armstrong. According to the latest reports, he participated in a conspiracy, along with his teammates, trainers, and team doctors, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Culture, Controversies In Cycling, Illegal Doping In Sports, Illegal Drug Use In Cycling, Lance Armstrong
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Cyclists Never Stop At Red Lights: Fact or Fiction?
Stereotyping is the primary method of expressing bias in a recognizable way. To some extent, everyone uses stereotypes, but not always consciously. Societal level stereotypes are ingrained in our thinking through cultural conditioning or repetitive mass media messages. More often … Continue reading
The Challenge
He would not have attracted my attention were it not for his bike. It was so shiny it glistened in the falling sun. A screaming red stripe on a dazzling white background made the bike look as if it … Continue reading
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Tagged Cycling Life, Learning To Ride A Bicycle, Young Cyclists
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Teaching Drivers To Ride
Whenever any conflict arises between drivers and cyclists, who are supposed to be sharing the road, the subject of driver education comes up. As many people have observed, drivers don’t know how to share the road with bicycles. For years, … Continue reading
Why My Bicycle And My Feet Are Better Than My Car
For an avid cyclist, the title of this post says it all. But, of course, as a blogger, the obviousness of the title’s meaning won’t stop me from elaborating upon what I meant when I wrote it. Most of the … Continue reading
Cyclists Versus Pedestrians
The antagonism between cyclists and drivers is well known. As two different types of vehicles sharing the same road, they are forced to find a way to coexist. Tension often mounts to the point of violence, primarily due to … Continue reading
