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Cycling News
- Fred Dreier's final report from La Ruta 2008
- Barloworld focuses on youth
- Rock Racing hires Rudy Pevenage
- Valverde to focus on Tour in 2009
- Aussie pursuit team scores World Cup win
- A visit to the sports clinic delivers answers to a wounded rider itching to get back on his bike.
- UCI Track World Cup season continues in Melbourne
- Farrar's at camp, but his thoughts are with his hospitalized father
- Garmin-Chipotle riders make suggestions for GPS improvements
- Defending champ Greipel back for more at '09 Tour Down Under
- Team survives though Saunier Duval leaves
- 2010 Tour departing from Rotterdam
Curious as to just how many
Curious as to just how many commuters we actually have.
There's one co-worker who rides almost everyday, approx. 10 miles one way.
I suspect most rides are for recreation only, and it's hard to find the time (and energy) for those.
With Kentucky being the cigarette and bourbon capital of the world, we have a long way to go to change drivers perception that they own the road. Every time I talk to my co-worker about his regular commutes, Bardstown Road & Broadway, he relates stories of impatient and aggressive drivers passing as close as possible.
I ride a 20 inch huffy
I ride a 20 inch huffy diesel around Morehead after my Giant was stolen. It's simple, nobody wants my 50 pound 20 inch, it builds str by weighing so much, and it gets the job done.