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Monthly Archives: January 2014
The Dangers Of Drivers Who Trivialize Car Crashes
A few days ago, someone I follow on Twitter tweeted a link to one of the most frightening personal confessions I have ever seen. In the past, we never saw such things. Now that personal disclosure has become a national … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling
Tagged Cycling Safety, Denial Of Irresponsible Driving, Distracted Driving, Drivers Making Excuses For Rear End Crashes
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Power Grips Pedal Straps
Although many cycling products today are aimed at enthusiasts and racers, there are some products which are perfect for riders who use their bikes for transportation, particularly for shorter trips. One such product is Power Grips pedal straps. This particular … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycling Reviews
Tagged Bicycle Accessory Review, Bicycle Equipment, How To Improve Pedaling, Pedal Accessories, Pedal Straps
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A Case Of Wheel Truing Thumb
Those of you who don’t do your own bike maintenance may not be able to truly appreciate this post. But, you might want to read it anyway to get the flavor of what it is like to be a home … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling
Tagged Bicycle Maintenance, Bicycle Trainers, Riding A Bike Indoors In Winter, Wheel Truing
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Winter Weather Doesn’t Deter Certain Cycling Families
It’s no secret to those who know me: I walk around with a camera most of the time. As the owner of more than one camera, I do not consider phone cameras to be real cameras. Sure, you can take … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Culture, Families Cycing In The Cold, Sustainable Bicycle Transportation, Weather, Winter Cycling
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The Myth Of Boston Drivers, Boston Bicyclists And Boston Walkers
Boston drivers are legendary. People from all over the U.S. and many other parts of the world are familiar with the fast and wild driving that goes on in and around Boston. These drivers should really be called Massachusetts drivers … Continue reading
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Tagged Boston Drivers, Cars Sharing The Road With Bicycles, Cyclists Not Following The Rules Of The Road, Drivers Not Following The Rules Of The Road, Rules Of The Road
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Wheels Are Really A Very Natural Part Of Human Movement
Yes, the photo at the top of this post contains no bicycles, on a bicycling blog no less. However, it depicts something so central to human ideas and behavior that it should not be ignored. I, however, somewhat ignored my … Continue reading
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Tagged Invention Of The Wheel, Symbolism Of The Wheel, Synchronized Skating Competitions, The Role Of Wheels In Modern Transportation
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Are Crashes Involving Only Cyclists Accidents?
Recently, I read about the untimely death of a well-respected local cycling leader in Los Angeles. She died as a result of a crash which occurred during a group ride. Despite following the story over a number of days, not … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycling Deaths, Crashes Between Two Cyclists, Cycling Safety, Cycling Terminology
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Princess Drivers Suffering From Cycling Envy
We’ve been led to believe that drivers would never want to be cyclists. Too often, drivers disparage cyclists, stereotyping them with all sorts of negative characteristics and claiming that they are a nuisance on the road. It’s all been said … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycles Starring In Car Commercials, Car Commercials, Cycling Life, Drivers Who Are Jealous Of Cyclists, Stunt Driving
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Bicycle Racing As A Denial Of Aging
Most people who follow bicycle racing have heard by now about the story of a 62-year-old racer, David LeDuc, who was caught using performance enhancing drugs. A test he was given after the U.S. Masters National Road Championships this summer … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Culture, Cycling Scandals, Fake Heroes, Illegal Drug Use In Cycling
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