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Category Archives: Cycling
Cycling in Buckinghamshire, UK
So I got out on Sunday this weekend as well, and rode from High Wycombe to Aylesbury. It was a good ride! Proper English weather (rained like piss all day.) Took a few pictures as well. Quite nice that most … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Outdoors, Travel, Uncategorized
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Cycling in London: Not for the faint of heart!
Fortunately for me I’m completely nuts! So I’ve been in London (yes the actual City of London) for the past week and a half for work, and part of my adventure was to bring my bicycle with in order to … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, London, Travel, Uncategorized
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Hey Chicago! Voice your opinion for the Ordinance for Bicycle Safety 2008!
I was just recently made aware that the CBF has been working hard at an amendment for some city ordinances on cycling which will help define some legal lines that drivers & cyclists can count on. I think it’s quite … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago, Cycling, Uncategorized
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Unfreakingbelieveable: I broke my bike (again)
So I’m in Orange County, CA visiting my sister this weekend, and have gone to some length to get my bike out here. So what happens? I demolished my chain within 60 seconds of our first ride. In all my … Continue reading
Posted in Cycling, Life, Uncategorized
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