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cycledork: July 2008
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Sunday, July 13, 2008. Versus has an ad for the Tour de France targeting a low-road demographic. "Next time you're in your car," an English-speaking rider intones, "at 50 mph, strip down to your underwear and jump out the door — and that's what it's like to crash in a professional bike race.". Update 7:20 am July 14: I have since learned that the intoning voice belongs to Jonathan Vaughters, directeur sportif for Garmin Chipotle.]. Links to this post.
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cycledork: May 2010
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Wednesday, May 19, 2010. The hibernation has ended. I never stopped loving bicycles. I just lost, temporarily, the motivation to write about them. And for that matter, to ride them. More on those things later. The good news, particularly for me, is that I'm back on the bike and with a specific focus. Over the weekend a friend of mine. Sent me a pdf of The Reoch-Zonneveld Indoor Winter Workout Program. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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cycledork: November 2007
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Friday, November 9, 2007. Amster amster dam dam dam. The refrain in the title touched me as a 9-year old. But now it appears that the world's location of license. Is also the bike friendliest. Portland, Ore. Which The New York Times recognized for some reason the other day, came in No. 2. Davis, Calif. Links to this post. Boulder Colo. Copenhagen. Monday, November 5, 2007. Existence of cycling confirmed. According to today's New York Times. I've bee...
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cycledork: April 2008
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Sunday, April 27, 2008. As I breezed along Old Apex Road. I affectionately picked up the pieces, completed my ride and went immediately to Performance. Not only did they have a counter, it was on sale. Not having the counter would put a major crimp in my workouts, as I use it to determine speed and distance on the trainer. I also use it as a reminder for what gear I'm in on the road. Links to this post. Saturday, April 19, 2008. Links to this post.
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cycledork: The hibernation has ended
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Wednesday, May 19, 2010. The hibernation has ended. I never stopped loving bicycles. I just lost, temporarily, the motivation to write about them. And for that matter, to ride them. More on those things later. The good news, particularly for me, is that I'm back on the bike and with a specific focus. Over the weekend a friend of mine. Sent me a pdf of The Reoch-Zonneveld Indoor Winter Workout Program. Great to have you back on the bike and blog!
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cycledork: September 2007
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Monday, September 24, 2007. It's for the kids. A show of hands via comments please. Who among you walked to your grade school? I'm curious about how you loyal few arrived at your educations because Oct. 3 is International Walk to School in the USA". Links to this post. Labels: International Walk to School in the USA day. Personal responsibility; social pathology. Sunday, September 23, 2007. Taco Tool to the rescue. Or at least that's what it. Severa...
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cycledork: May 2008
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Friday, May 23, 2008. Is something I want to try. These sorts of races — basically, two bikes on rollers that drive distance calculators — have been around for decades. As reported in this month's issue of Cycling Plus. Links to this post. Monday, May 12, 2008. What other people are doing. In some of the world's great cities, municipal efforts. Be sure check all the links in that article) and people. Links to this post. Labels: Bike to Work Week.
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cycledork: Impending disappointment of Olympic proportion?
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Sunday, June 29, 2008. Impending disappointment of Olympic proportion? This post may be premature as the Olympics are still six weeks away. The word. Now is that NBC will put the squeeze on online content from the games to keep people glued to their televisions. What concerns me is that, even with DVR, I won't be able to get wall-to-wall cycling. NBCOlympics.com. And the official Olympics site. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). On the road again.
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cycledork: March 2008
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Monday, March 31, 2008. This time — I'm serious — I think I mean it. Many of you know that I've been threatening to participate in the time-trial series. Links to this post. Sunday, March 30, 2008. Annual Colorado Cycletacular set. Among other things. Tourist traffic should also be significantly reduced by that time. On the preliminary agenda for this year are a reprise of Trail Ridge Road. I'm hoping the weather holds. Links to this post. Cycledork...
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cycledork: February 2008
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Another spoke in the Triangle cycling world since 2006. Tuesday, February 26, 2008. How many of us are there really? My guess on No. 1 would be something akin to the Audobon Society's Christmas Bird Count. But didn't find much. Please speak up if you know of other such censuses or if you have a neato mosquito sampling method. Links to this post. Sunday, February 17, 2008. Now all I need is a monkey. Fogel first came to my attention when I stumbled across Ted. Links to this post. Jules Verne never imagined.
