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Tag Archives: Share the Road
On Wisconsin and bicycle stupidity
So the state to the north of Illinois has been the scene of many interesting expressions of the New America men like Scott Walker and the Koch Brothers want to create. From dunning organized labor to sneakily manipulating education funding right and … Continue reading →
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Tagged cap times, community investment, cycling wisconsin, dog pen, dog treats, governor scott walker, moneymakers, scott walker, scott walker taxing bikes, Share the Road, spencer black, travel wisconsin, trickle down economics
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But seriously, F*** Cyclists
By Christopher Cudworth So my friend Monte sent me a link to a video, now taken down at Deadspin.com, of a confrontation between a bulked up angry man and a group of cyclists who apparently did something to annoy the … Continue reading →
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On dopey drivers and the Doppler Effect
By Christopher Cudworth My companion and I were pedaling up Illinois Highway 2 between Dixon and Oregon, Illinois, minding our line next to the white line when a small silver car came buzzing past us with the windows wide open. The driver … Continue reading →
We’re all Amish when it comes to sharing the roads
By Christopher Cudworth I spent 8 years of childhood where the Amish lived in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Amish children attended the elementary schools and Amish buggies traveled the roads. A Reuters story in the Chicago Tribune (12/08/2013) documents the fact … Continue reading →
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Tagged ability to separate hazards, Amish, amish buggies, amish buggy accidents, Amish culture, Amish mafia, bike safety, Breaking Amish, Christopher Cudworth, cycling and running, Lancaster, lancaster pennsylvania, motorized vehicles and amish, ohio amish, Pennsylvania, road biking, runners, separating hazards, Share the Road, traffic conditions, we run and ride
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Share the Road. Who, me?
By Christopher Cudworth I have an ugly little confession to make. No, it’s not that I look dopey in this picture. It’s that I hate sharing the road with some kinds of cyclists as much as you do. C’mon, admit … Continue reading →
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Tagged 3 feet of passage, 3 feet program, biblical literalism, Bicycling, Christopher Cudworth, cognitive dissonance, cultural pressure, cycling, cycling group ride, cycling safety, cyclist, cyclists share the road, evolution, large group of cyclists, mother, runners, running boom, Share the Road, sharing the road, tarsnake, tarsnakes, transitions
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Who owns the road where you run or ride?
The motorist leaned out the window of his vehicle yelling, “Get the f*** off the road. I pay taxes to drive here.” As if the rest of us don’t? Of course, the reason people pay taxes to drive on public … Continue reading →
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Tagged 3 feet of passage, basic driving skills, bicycling on roads, cycling on roads, cycling rights, cyclist, cyclists, driving rights, pedestrians, road bikes, road cycling, runner's rights, running on roads, separating hazards, Share the Road, traffic conditions, who owns the roads
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The allegorical beauty of the short and sweet ride: Part 1
By Christopher Cudworth There is a bike route from my house that takes a straight route out of town to a largely flat, well-paved road heading straight west, a great stretch of road for solo or group rides. Even the … Continue reading →
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