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any thoughts on using a 12 volt driving light (55watts) powered by a small 12 volt acid battery for cycle commuting? The lights are cheap $3.00 and up. The...
4 May 16, 2003
3:51 am

Jeff
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the best way is the zen way; but i forget what that is. i almost had an accident the other day. it was actually my fault; well 80 % my fault, 20% a...
2 May 13, 2003
6:35 pm

dave rosman
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I don't have any problems riding to work (well, except for the hills and the nutso drivers), but it's the ride home that gets me. I'm always completely...
5 May 13, 2003
6:30 am

Allen
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have you all checked out cobbworks.com? they make a great product, called oyster buckets, really neat bicycle transportation device. i've been using mine...
2 Apr 23, 2003
3:27 pm

Paul Young
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recently registered member and am enjoying the links and bios, bicycle commuting has it all......and what a great idea it is to breath in all that fresh air...
1 Apr 22, 2003
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what I find works kind of well is consciously trying to get super-hydrated prior to riding. So, say, an hour before, drink a bunch of water, 40-50 ounces....
2 Apr 22, 2003
2:19 pm

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Hi Allen, Ron's right. I sometimes work very long shifts, but not being a manual laborer, the ride usually perks me up. NO FUEL = NO ENERGY. Use high carb...
1 Apr 18, 2003
3:46 pm

Brian Potter
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... From: "John W. Meacham" <john@...> To: <bicyclecommuting@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Tuesday, April 08, 2003 10:11 PM Subject: [Bicycle Commuting]...
1 Apr 11, 2003
2:56 am

Brian Witt
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does anybody happen to know a good source for buying a bunch of bicycle tubes (700c) in bulk ata discount? read the tale of my 33 mile bicycle commute with 2...
2 Apr 9, 2003
3:08 am

John W. Meacham
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this is my ninth consecutive day bike commuting after a long layoff. i feel so strong. so pure. it's a great thing to bike commute, it may be even better to...
1 Apr 9, 2003
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Ric Briones-Colman
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far and away the most confortable saddle in the known universe is the brooks b-17 read the tale of my 33 mile bicycle commute with 2 tots in a trailer at ...
1 Apr 9, 2003
12:06 am

Ric Briones-Colman
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Hi Jeff, Congrats on rediscovering two wheels and the open road! Condolences on rediscovering saddles sores and posterior pain. I've tried a variety of...
1 Apr 8, 2003
4:29 pm

Brian Potter
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Hi everyone... I just found this group on Yahoo! Since the recent gas price jumps I have been wanting to start riding my bike to work, so I pulled out the old...
3 Apr 8, 2003
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Jeff
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Hi folks. I haven't been getting any daily digests from this site, so it surprised me to see that there had been some recent postings here. I've been...
2 Mar 29, 2003
6:36 pm

John O'Neill
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HI EVERYBODY!I AM A 40 YEAR OLD BIKER,WHO IS NEW TO THE GROUP.I AM A PHOTOGRAPHER IN WHICH BIKE RIDING COMES HANDY WHEN PHOTOGRAPHING.I RODE SINCE I WAS A...
4 Mar 10, 2003
7:34 pm

John Meacham
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Hiya everyone!! Just wanted to drop a line to say hello to all the new members here in the Bicycle Commuting group and thank everyone who contributes to...
3 Mar 10, 2003
6:32 pm

calvin weeks
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ok so yesterday I was in a nutty sort of mood and just ran to work. about 4-5 miles. up a big hill. It was fun. some of my co-workers saw me running by the...
1 Jan 24, 2003
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Ric Briones-Colman
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Hey all. My name is Jamie and I am a Industrial Design student. I am working on my thesis project, which is a bike designed for a commuter. Im now commuting to...
2 Jan 23, 2003
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oh baby. foggy out this morning. very very low visibilty. course, cars speed up under those conditions. my job is just 5 miles away but there's a real big...
4 Jan 23, 2003
2:09 am

paladin8640 <paladin8...
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I'm a new commuter with a new bike with "new" SPD clipless pedals. I don't feel safe with the clipless pedals. What do other commuters use? My commute is 6...
4 Jan 21, 2003
10:49 pm

Ron Horne
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I missed the thread on clipless vs clip. (e-mail down) I'd like to add a thought. after years of using both styles (and unhappy with both) on my around town...
1 Jan 21, 2003
3:31 am

Brian Witt
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Thanks to all who responded to my question about clips versus clipless. I'm keeping them! I adjusted them so that my foot comes out a little more easily and...
1 Jan 21, 2003
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sumphull <sgut1@...>
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Designing a bike for commuters would be a very tough project to undertake. There are so many different varibles to consider. For instance my commute is 14...
1 Jan 20, 2003
7:39 pm

paladin8640 <paladin8...
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1. Yes you will absolutely eventually become used to clipless pedals and you will be able to declip from clipless pedals faster and with more certainty than...
1 Jan 20, 2003
7:17 pm

Ric Briones-Colman
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I commute six miles, (*with few stops--rural), with spd pedals. ( however, as I jumped into clipless, I bought the Shimano pedals which have clipless on one...
1 Jan 20, 2003
2:12 pm

Dave and Beth Speers
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i envision a broad based trike witha wide stance in traffic, with gun turrrets on the back, barbed wire on the sides, slathered in reflective tape and...
1 Jan 19, 2003
6:06 pm

Ric Briones-Colman
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Also a simple cheap solution is to bungee cord a Maglite flashlight (Three D cells or above) onto the handlebars. I rarely ride at night so for me this works...
3 Jan 13, 2003
5:06 am

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I commute in the dark on most mornings. I have a cheap light but am thinking about upgrading. Any recommendations?...
4 Jan 8, 2003
5:24 pm

cirkus_cirkus
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this is entirely dependent on your peed and riding conditions. I have used a niterider high end light with the expensive taillight for abou 4 winters. worked...
1 Jan 5, 2003
6:02 pm

Ric Briones-Colman
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Just thought that the more weather bound of you folks would appreciate how rough my commute is: http://weather.yahoo.com/forecast/USCA0182_f.html Louis ...
1 Jan 4, 2003
2:06 am

Louis Zurc Al Ed
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