What started as a link to an article in the New york Times about how New York is lagging beind the rest of America when it comes to non-car transportation, turned into a bit of a rant in my latest post on Bike Darlington: The City That Never Walks.
The pedestrian and cyclist is taxed […]
SSWC2007
Aviemore, Scotland,
1st & 2nd September 2007
Which means I can’t go.
I just looked at the train times from Aviemore to Darlington. I could get back for work on the Monday, but it would mean a seven hour wait in Edinburgh and going straight from the station to work. And that assumes I can get […]
What started as a comment on Alex’s blog, grew bigger than I intended, so I’ve nabbed it to post here too. Efficient!
My riding plans for 2007 and filling up. There’s a six hour enduro in Hamsterley in May that I’m doing. From the people who brought us the SSUK trails, so it should be […]
The answer is getting clearer:
Can I ride my bike in the Pedestrian Heart? - Part 1
Can I ride my bike in the Pedestrian Heart? - Part 2
Can I ride my bike in the Pedestrian Heart? - Part 3
A report encompassing the work of thousands of climate experts says that “global warming will happen faster and be more devastating than previously thought”. “The really chilling thing about the IPCC report is that it is the work of several thousand climate experts who have widely differing views about how greenhouse gases will have their […]
Americans and Britons have the highest rates of mental illness. But why? An obsession with wealth has led to an ‘Affluenza’ epidemic.
Dick Cheney, that is.
Men like Dick need more love.
- Kipchoge and the Ginger Ninjas
- MySpace, Ginger My Ninja
- Pleasant Revolution
Todd at Clverchimp has posted quite an old video showing Selling the Revolution, a thirteen-minute documentary from 2000 about launching the then-new product, the Xtracycle.
I’m on the Xtracycle mailing list, so I might see if I can arrange a local test ride with someone on the list.
Anyone who hasn’t seen an Xtracycle before need to […]
Riding Advice For Beth from Kent Peterson. But, it might work for you too.
On the day you read this the same volume of trade will take place as occurred in the whole of 1949
We now make as many phone calls in a day as were made in the whole of 1983
(source: new scientist magazine)
Howies: anyone know where the pause button is..