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Bicycle driving and related issues.
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Effective Cycling 7th ed
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Effective Cycling 7th Edition is now available from The MIT Press, 802 pgs, $37.95
Changes in equipment and in governmental actions have caused those sections to have the greatest revisions, as well as part of the traffic cycling section.
The bicycle maintenance section has been revised to reflect the changes... more »
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How will they classify this one?
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What would you call this type of between-intersections collision?
[link]
ron-lane.html
Whoever wrote the link described the cyclist as a pedestrian, but the
article itself doesn't. The cyclist was definitely riding in a pedestrian... more »
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Patience means not getting squished!
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It rare that cyclists are delayed by motorists, but as they say
"Patience is a Virtue". In this case I could have attempted to past
the Uhaul truck on the right twice, but in my book "Patience means not
getting squished!"
[link]
Willie
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Suspending students for biking to school
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*[Sending this to SD, CABO and BD forums - delete as appropriate if
reply-alling and you don't belong to all forums to avoid bounce messages]*
This should go viral.
A high school principal in Michigan has suspended students for biking to
school.
Students suspended for biking to
school<[link]>... more »
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BikeScore
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WalkScore never seemed to be trying to say where to walk (or take transit,
or now bike to) but rather finding out if a place is well-suited for that
mode. When I was moving, I found looking at the WalkScore helpful to get an
idea of how easily it might be to get around certain areas without using a... more »
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