Shortness. Not necessarily with the bike portion. I still have to drive ~35 minutes, 30-ish miles to get to my starting point for the 22-mile one way biking portion.
Hills
Anti-leafblower Laws.
The grocery people to not stare at me funny when I say I don't need bags, just put it in the cart and I'll load it into my "vehicle."
+1 on working handlebar turn signals AND brake lights
I'm envisioning all of us with pedal-powered motorcycle looking things, with full dashboards, integrated radio and GPS, windscreen....and somehow magically lightweight.
Ok, realistically, I need a way to keep my Basil Panniers from getting into my spokes. Anybody have an idea?
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I LIKE my commute, and the way I have the bike set up. However:
I want a real bike rack (covered), a shower, or at least a place to freshen up a bit once I get there.
I want my Stuff to beep at me, or otherwise let me know if I'm leaving it behind. (You don't have to ask)
Give big space to the festive dog that make sport in the roadway. Avoid entanglement with your wheel spoke.
(Sign in Japan)
1978 Raleigh Gran Prix
2003 EZ Sport AX
I am sure I will be there too. I haven't forgotten anything yet since I have only ridden to work twice but...BUT...it will happen. Guaranteed! I will start procrastinating and not get my stuff together the night before and then end up forgeting important things like a bra/underwear or like ...pants. MY MAKEUP!!!! oh God. Can't go to work without my face on.
My Blog: TJ Relic
Where I go on and on and on about college, divorce, parrots, food, Science Fiction, and now...bicycling!
A really big shoulder sans intersections.
Thanks TE! You pushed me half way over!
http://pages.teamintraining.org/nca/seagull08/tnguyen
That happened to me so many times. Now I carry my locks LOCKED. So I can't lock up my bike without a key. I keep spare keys in my office. Now, if I forget my key, I put my bike in the stairwell, run upstairs to find someone who has a key to my office, get my bike key out of the office, lock up my bike, and return the office key to its owner. It adds significantly to my commute time. And then I have to remember to put my spare keys back in my office the next day.
In my new office, my bike is just outside my cubicle. She doesn't need locked up any more. I still carry my locks locked, in case I need to go to main campus or elsewhere in town.
A beautifully paved and completely safe cyclists-only bridge that went up and over the city of Camden so that I didn't have to ride through it!![]()
~Sarah~
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Get a bicycle. You will certainly not regret it, if you live. -Mark Twain
a route with no broken glass on it