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Archive for July, 2008

Another Soaking, and The Dark Knight

Riding in the rain. . . . I think I’m starting to enjoy it. Good job too. Last Thursday, I went to work with a regular client in Newcastle. Lovely weather for the ride in, but during the day the skies darkened as a big Atlantic weather front swept over the country. The rain pretty...
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I’d Cycle, Except For . . .

I’d Cycle, Except For . . .

I was at a networking thing in Newcastle yesterday evening. Somehow, although I’m supposed to be talking Work at these things, the conversation always gets around to cycling. Talking with a small group, I was impressed that two of them actually brought up the subject of cycling without (much) prompting from me. The first -...
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This Is How Riots Start

This via UltraRob on Twitter. One of New York’s ‘finest’ assaulting a cyclist during a Critical Mass thing: Full story on the New York Times’ City Room blog. Cyclists are a minority group (less than 5% of the population), and in other circumstances similar to this, the result’s been rioting. Maybe it’s a good job that...
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Dunwich Dynamo Photos

Dunwich Dynamo Photos

My photos are now on flickr, as are the ones that VonSmallHaussen took. However, the best picture, that really sums it up is from someone who I don’t even think was there. Check this out . . . and afterwards, I challenge you not to: Become a regular reader of Yehuda Moon & The Kickstand...
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You’ve Gotta See This Tandem!

You’ve Gotta See This Tandem!

Maybe I’m getting old, or it’s just an attempt to buck the system. But I have the urge to get a bike that’s seriously comfortable. Inspired by sites like Copenhagenize.com (and it’s twin -  CopenhagenCycleChic.com), Amsterdamize.com, and even Yehuda Moon and the Kickstand Cyclery, I’ve started looking at a more traditional, upright type of bike....
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Hold The Line

Hold The Line

Cycling in to my client’s office this morning, I had two near misses - both situations that I could have almost certainly avoided by riding more assertively, and holding my line. In the first, I was approaching roundabout, where the lane nearest the kerb splits into two - the left (3 in the picture) is...
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Stop at Red?

So I’m always reading in the papers that cyclists are a bunch of Holier-than-thou, greenwashed, smug gits, who have no respect for the law. Apparently we’re always riding through red lights, causing traffic mayhem in our wake. Except that didn’t sound like any cyclists I know. And because I’m an engineer, with ice cold blood...
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Dunwich Dynamo 2008: When Cyclists Get Tired

Here’s another, much shorter video from the Dunwich Dynamo XVI - something that I only noticed when reviewing the film footage. Not that I’ve never done this sort of thing myself . . .
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Dunwich Dynamo 2008: The Film

I had my little video camera strapped to my handlebars for the Dunwich Dynamo on Saturday night. Here’s a little montage of the journey:
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Dunwich Dynamo 2008

I got the idea for doing this back in 2007, when I read about it on Adrian Fitch’s blog. Seeing as VonSmallHaussen lives only a short distance from the start, we could combine a visit to see her with a little light cycling: 119 miles. Actually my first century ride ever. Actually, 50% further than...
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