This thread is amazing. I have really enjoyed reading everyone’s posts! I
enjoyed it so much, I decided to contribute my first post. Today, I took the
Clem-L out for some post lunch ramblin’ along two local greenways. Today, I
stopped after riding for roughly an hour and had an apple while some
On Sunday, March 29, 2020 at 1:08:31 PM UTC-5, Luis Garcia wrote:
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> This is a great thread. I truly enjoy reading everyone's posts.
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> I live in Dallas, Texas close to downtown. I mostly ride by myself.
> Occasionally, I ride with my like minded cycling friend and regular
> contributor
This is a great thread. I truly enjoy reading everyone's posts.
I live in Dallas, Texas close to downtown. I mostly ride by myself.
Occasionally, I ride with my like minded cycling friend and regular
contributor to this group, Paul Cunningham. During weekdays, my rides
rarely exceed 10
I ride alone 95% of the time; especially since my local Rivendell/Surly/All
City sort of hipster shops all closed down. I used to like going on their
weekend rides.
I find myself not working currently so I can ride during the week, middle of
the day, whenever.
I like the exercise aspect of
Sorry, I'm late to the discussion, but these bone conduction headphones are
amazing. They work best in the higher register--the bass is not so great.
I like to listen to piano music and all of the street noise comes through
perfectly well because the ears are totally open. In addition, the car
Group ride separately is a beautiful idea.
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
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Obviously this isn't a good year for spring traveling but SERIOUSLY, book a
trip to Vancouver BC for late March / early April next year. I'll organize
the ride. We have the most cherry blossoms in the world outside Japan.
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Jason, you all are having a cherry blossom bike tour without me? See, why oh
why don’t I live in your city?! A cherry blossom bike tour!!!
Today I was (like usual) riding alone. I was thoroughly engrossed in The Dating
Game Killer podcast and things were getting grim. I was wound tight because
While I have a good group of people here I enjoy riding with, I really
enjoy a long ride alone. Part of it is that I'm not so keen on schedules,
so riding alone gives me flexibility there. Another part is that not
everyone I ride with has a bike capable of such varied conditions, so when
I
I bought a Riv for exercise, but found I'm doing more "fun" miles than
exercise miles. That means I'm exercising in the guise of FUN and am
riding more because of it.
I have a few routes, usually with a turnaround at about 10 miles. At the
turnaround site, I usually sit, enjoy the view,
I like to ride up to the top of parking structures at night and look out
over the city. There may be cans of beer involved. Rivbikes are perfect for
this; no better use of a long-chainstayed, upright-postured,
wide-handlebared bike than smoothly descending the stories of ramps.
mike in
took me a minute, ryan, but...sheesh.nailed it!
paul
takoma park, md.
On Wednesday, March 18, 2020 at 8:23:49 PM UTC-4, Abcyclehank wrote:
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Hi ho ... hi ho it's off to ride we go
We dance and sing we ringa ding ding
hi ho hi ho
hi ho hi ho
it's off to smile we go
we laugh and ring ... we smile and sing ... hi ho ... hi ho
hi ho hi ho
it's here we always go
we surf the roads with birds and toads
A co-worker showed me his wireless, bone conduction earphones, which loop
around the outside of each ear and the back of the neck. You can hear
everything that is going on around you thru your ears while at the same
time, hearing music thru bone conduction.
My first thought was that I need
Just..
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Craig, thinking of those local rides mostly but I’m happy to hear how you go
long and solo.
As for me, my rides are pretty short generally. Anywhere from four to 20 miles
at longest. I have small kiddos and they require (and I’m happy to give) my
time. I’m more than pleased with the length. I
That's a big order Andrew. Do you mean solo for local stuff? To keep
yourself healthy, supplied, and giddy? Or do you mean solo touring? Which
is a whole 'nother ball of wax and could fill a book. Or at least a thick
pamphlet.
Craig in Tucson
Touring Solo Since 1980
On Wednesday, March 18,
I ride alone 99 percent of the time. I ride my ss if I'm only riding on a short
15 miles ride without a ton of incline. If I'm riding further into the country
I take my geared bike for the hills at until I'm in better shape I only have
short spurts of dirt and gravel available from my house. So
I love that video, Leah. WooHOOO!!! 藍
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I actually never really fit in with a bike community anywhere I've
lived(Currently Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY). So I ride alone by choice and by
default. I'll occasionally ride with friends that do, but not often.
Sometimes I'll chat it up with another rider in the bike paths.
What I'm taking,
Andrew:
I ride alone a lot. It's nice to just walk out the door & hop on my bike,
without making plans. I'm lucky to live in an area with a good bike trail
system so taking the same loop doesn't become a problem. My short loop is
11 miles, and longest one frequently done is 28. The trusty
Well, I can give you the “do it for the exercise” version. I’ve been
riding solo for the past 5 years.
I live on a bike trail and can go either east or west. Which way I go
depends on the wind - I ride into the wind going out, so it is behind me
riding home. How hard I pedal depends on how
I am the queen of riding alone...because I never have anyone to ride with.
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Living out here in exile (Vegas) I have had to be creative to keep my bike
culture fresh. I’ve taken to making dumb videos that I set to music and
post to Instagram, because that’s where the bike people are. Then we
I wave at every car (being fairly rural helps with that), which is both
friendly and increases safety. I look like a regular guy, I ride in the
right tire "lane" and I get passed slowly and curtiously 99.99% of the
time. I ride to a trailhead about 7 miles away. It is 4-5 miles, depending
what
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