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Free Bike Originally uploaded by danonbike. You may remember back in the spring when I went to get a picture of a bike that had been locked to an electrical tower the entire winter. Well, it’s back! The bike, in … Continue reading →

I had a tough time getting out today. I couldn’t find my bike lock or one of my gloves, and I finally gave up. My wife (hi honey!) said that once I got out, I would be glad I went, … Continue reading →

One problem I have with this journal is that I can’t remember any of the literate and descriptive thoughts I had during the ride. Not a problem for the Cycler. He’s got some great entires discussing the Montana wilderness, biking, … Continue reading →

Monday I just didn’t get ready in time. I was up quite early, but I spent too much time web surfing and watching the news. At 10 ’till eight without breakfast started, I knew I wouldn’t make it in time. … Continue reading →

Black Rock is a small outcropping on the banks of the Wabash in Warren County. According to my Charlie Meyer map, it looked reachable in the two hours I had this morning before the rain started. Plus, a strong SW … Continue reading →

I received a jury summons in the mail last week, and today was the day. I figured, since the weather is nice, why not ride in? I dropped my biking clothes off at my office on the way in. I … Continue reading →

Total for October: 165.0 Miles

Today was a warm one, so the neighbor and I headed west. We ended up taking the Lilly Road Route counterclockwise. On the east end of the route, we took River Road east into campus, and came home on SR26 … Continue reading →

I was driving home through campus tonight around 8:00. State Street is a one-way west through the village and by the Union, and we were in the left lane. In the right lane up a little was a bus followed … Continue reading →

Today, I loaded up the kids and our bikes and drove to Prophetstown State Park in Battleground. Just a $4 entrance fee, and we were in. I had heard that they had a 2.5 mile bike trail, and I thought … Continue reading →