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By: angry

angry — Thu, 26 Jul 2007 04:48:43 +0000

live and let live. you dnt know for sure that god is coming. leave people who do not have the same faith as you alone. we dnt bother you. so dnt bother us. we can all live in a peaceful annoyance-free society.

By: Paul of N.W. GA

Paul of N.W. GA — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 20:27:47 +0000

The other day as I was getting off work there were girl scouts selling cookies. I was walking my bike past them and as I stopped to buy a box. One of the girls said she rides a bike too. I asked if she know how to signal a turn, she said no, so I held my right arm out and said hold out your arm in the direction you want to turn for ten seconds. Then told her to learn what the hardest part of cycling is, looking back while continuing straight. The woman with them seemed interested, so I handed her a copy of Georgia Bike Sense a guide for cyclist and motorist. She was still looking through it when I looked back as I was leaving.

I need to ask GA DOT for more copies of that booklet. I have handed out at lest 25 copies so far, mostly to teenagers.

I can’t remember much about the man when I was very little, but he told me about safe cycling that is still with me today.

By: Mike in Florida

Mike in Florida — Mon, 26 Feb 2007 03:41:32 +0000

I suppose the “gear” question really depends on the distance of the commute. If someone’s only going a couple of miles, street clothes are fine. If someone’s going 15 miles, jeans will get tiresome really quickly. Same goes for backpacks—-fine for short hops, but sweaty on the back after a while.

The people I see bicycle commuting in my area(granted, not a hip urban center) are either people on race bikes training, DUI cyclists with milk crates, and one woman on a Giant hybrid. She’s been interesting to watch. When I first encountered her, she was wearing sweats and a backpack. Now she’s transitioned to MTB shorts and a rack with panniers. I attribute that to seeing me every day. She commented on my panniers and I told her where I got them. I also dropped the hint about MTB shorts. I ride my fendered road bike simply because my bike is my transportation and I have a long commute, and she’s made a few comments about how nice my bike is.

The “Coasting” group from Shimano may encourage more people to ride. The fully equipped commuter bikes from Breezer, Trek, Specialized, and others may encourage people to commute short distances. But the most important thing is for people to see us doing it, and not looking like unapproachable people while doing it.I used to carry a couple of cheap headlights in my bag to hand out to unlighted cyclists.

I don’t wear flashy gear. In the summer I will wear lycra shorts and a Coolmax jersey but simply because it’s miserably hot here. Spring, fall, and winter I wear wool jerseys and MTB shorts. My helmet is a subdued Bell Metro, and my sunglasses are understated, too.

By: Noah

Noah — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 05:20:29 +0000

I agree with a lot of what’s been said already. I ride in rain, snow, heat waves, and nice spring/fall weather almost daily in normal clothes on cheap but well-built used bikes. I don’t act pompous about it, either. I ride an average of ten miles per day during the week and I really believe in my heart of hearts that most people could do what I’m doing on a properly sized and adjusted bike. I assure people that once you’ve spent a few days getting your butt used to the saddle, it’s really not that difficult.

I’m far from an ambassador to cycling, but I’ve found that having an answer ready for all the silly questions you will eventually get asked is a good idea. What if… what about… you know, those questions.

By: Rizal Sohaimi

Rizal Sohaimi — Sun, 25 Feb 2007 01:49:50 +0000

Glad to hear others are getting interested to ride by looking at other cyclo commuters. Weather seems to play a big part in excuses for people not to ride. Hopefully they start when its fairer weather. If you got some extra time please feel free to brows my blog [url]http://gerekwheels.blogspot.com/[/url]. Its my rant of commuting in the heart Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

By: Dave Levasseur

Dave Levasseur — Sat, 24 Feb 2007 08:16:01 +0000

I think another thing that we need to do is to convince people that they don’t need specialized or expensive gear to do this. You can ride in a windbreaker and regular shoes. You don’t need a bike messenger bag, you can use a regular backpack. This thought might be what is preventing some people from getting involved.
Sure, there are lots of times where special gear helps out and makes the experience more comfortable and enjoyable but you don’t HAVE to have it.
A nice blog entry here might be how to deal with various weather conditions wearing clothes that most people already have in their closets.

By: Mike in Florida

Mike in Florida — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 23:49:13 +0000

I think the best thing we can do is simply what we already do—-use bicycles in a practical manner. I bicycle commute 5 days/week, and I tell people how great I feel because of it. There will always be a certain percentage of the population who view us as weird. There will always be a certain percentage of the population who have personal issues which will not allow them to do what we do. Moms with kids and lots of running around to do won’t get on the bandwagon.

Now, using bikes to run errands on the weekend—-that’s a place we can start. Not everybody can ride to work, but lots of people can ride to the store on Saturday.

By: Byron Friday

Byron Friday — Fri, 23 Feb 2007 01:37:35 +0000

Great post, I like the way you think I almost didnt read you post becuase i didnt recognize the word “Proselytizing.”

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Keep doing what ur doing,

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