Monthly Archives: November 2006

The rain held off another day, so I rode to work again using the South Work Route. Miles Ridden: 8.4

Sorry for the post title. I was waiting at a light behind a Toyota hybrid car sporting a bumper sticker with an environmentally sensitive message, and it just popped into my head. I thought that yesterday would be my last … Continue reading →

While working on the post about yesterday’s ride. I almost missed my chance to ride today. I was able to get in a quick jaunt to Granville Bridge, plus a little extra south on 700W. Miles Ridden: 10.9

My wife’s extended family spent the weekend at the Rawhide Ranch in Nashville, IN. It is a small horse ranch that hosts family gatherings and corporate retreats. With over 60 people in our party, we filled the entire place. (My … Continue reading →

My wife was off work today, so I took it as well. We shopped all morning, and I was able to get a ride in the late afternoon on the Wabash Avenue Route. The temps were in the low 50s, … Continue reading →

The neighbor and I were able to get a late ride in today. It was in the low 40s with a wind near 10 MPH. Still, we bundled up and took off. To avoid post football game traffic, we pretty … Continue reading →

This isn’t really bicycle related, but I wanted to point out that I have finally updated my blogroll. I switched to NewsGator months ago, but the blogroll has been pointing to my now-dormant Bloglines account. The list you see on … Continue reading →

You’ve probably seen this post discussed on other biking blogs. I found it on Bike Year. A young man named Michael is upset with cyclists on the roads ‘blocking’ his way. The post doesn’t seem to allow comments, so I’ll … Continue reading →

Greg over at Geese Aplenty doesn’t like my outfits. Read it here.

Do you ever watch “Cash Cab” on the Discovery Channel? You know, the game show that takes place right in his taxi? Anyway, almost every shot has a cyclist riding around Manhattan. I’ve seen roadies, commuters, messengers, all kinds. Look … Continue reading →