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Thursday, March 5, 2009
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- An Opportunity
- Bike Omaha Logo Leaked
- Platte River Trail
- An awesome day for a ride
- Quiznos
- Sick of Dancing With Myself
- Bike safely
- Giving Omaha A Back Bone.
- L.A.B. President testifies before GW sub-committee
- Friday pedal, ponder and partake.
- A few images from Lincoln
- PCL=FUN
- Saturday ride with Lincoln's Pirate Cycling League
- Bicycling as Commuting
- Cross Checked'
- Another try
- What the Fork?
- Good Stuff to Chew on!
- More Master Plan meetings coming soon...
- Dirty Good Weather
- Amazing Sock Deal!
- Community Bicycle Shop Open House!
- Vintage Colnago
- We'll Always Have Bicycles.
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4 comments:
fenders are pretty sweet.
Yeah... the weather's awesome today! I've seen many people out cycling downtown: men, women, young, old.
Each Thursday I leave work early to pick up my daughter and take her to a drama lesson and then come back to work in my truck.
Over the winter I've been racking the bike on the bus to avoid changing clothes and sweating. Today I rode home at a slow, leisurely, non-sweat producing pace. It only took me 10 minutes more over the five mile ride, and about the same time as riding the bus.
It was pretty cool riding in my office clothes and shoes (yay, hybrid pedals!). I pretended I was in Portland or New York City. :) (The fenders really helped me out in this case, too)
I can't mount fenders to my racing bike... plus, it gives me an excuse to clean it to show room standards.
It's part of the game.
Took a nice heavy spill today too. Smashed my leg up all nicely, but I quickly rode it off. Wet, oiled corners are slippery. Falling: It's a nice way to remember you are alive.
The days like this are pretty sweet... and they are only gonna get better to the point that we wish it was colder. Oh boy!
p clamps are your friend for bikes without brazeons.
but I like to get dirty too. I just wish I didn't feel the need to keep my bikes so clean, and the road salt getting into components bugs the hell out of me.
well done.
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