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This morning I saw this photo on Cyclelicious and I realized something about myself. I am just jealous of all the cool things Lance Armstrong gets to do.
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Really good article on studded tires for the winter over on Cyclelicious. I have been indecisive about studded tires. I wanted to see how bad it would be without them. But maybe, given the way people around here drive, it’s better to be safe than dead.
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m133s from MonkeyLectric.com, yeah.
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So the other night I was riding home on Hackett. Hackett can be a little tight sometimes, especially during rush hour. This car passed me a little closer than I like, and I waved, and I muttered and smiled. Today I find this article about what you should do if you actually get hit by [...]
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After work I went to Downtube and explained the mess my rear derailleur had become. The guy told me all I needed was a pulley, and he found one. I asked about the missing nut, and he explained that the bolt actually screws into part of the derailleur- there is no nut. I was very [...]
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So I’m riding home from work today and I stop at the light to wait to make a left onto Hackett. I was in the middle of shifting up a gear when I stopped. I tried to get it to jump while stopped, by lifting my bike off the ground and spinning the pedals, but [...]
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Also want to mention this contest called “Light Up Your Ride.” They say:
Show us how you make your bike or yourself much more visible at night to the cars passing you and win a pair of the brand spankin’ new Bike to Work Pants from Cordarounds! These pants aren’t just stylish...
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Wow, man, it was 56 when I left for work this morning. I could’ve worn shorts. (Fortunately, I have pants with legs that zip off and become shorts, so if it’s this warm on the ride home- look out Albany.)
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(or maybe a sticker, or patch to be worn on one’s messenger bag)
You’re just jealous because you’re a wuss.
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Ice around the edge of a puddle. First time I’ve seen that this season.
Horizontal sunlight hitting a tree on the Sage campus, lighting it up like brass.
My steaming breath, looking into the sunlight at the intersection of Myrtle and Delaware.
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