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Tag Archives: winter
Don’t blame French for mismarked road signs in Peoria County
The road goes nowhereThe traveler everywhereStep by step by step—Warren Dreibelbis I know it’s fashionable to complain about infrastructure, but there’s evidence that someone is trying to improve things, if not entirely succeeding. Take the new sign I just saw … Continue reading
What’s your line?
Ride around the block and you soon find yourself retracing your journey. Not exactly, of course: a single-track vehicle cannot help but make two tracks in the snow, the track of the rear tire crossing and recrossing the track of … Continue reading
Infrastructure maintenance and the role of magical thinking
It isn’t in the nature of magic to broadcast its existence. Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Infrastructure
Tagged bicycle, government, magical thinking, multi-use trail, responsibilities, winter
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Your best bicycle ride
Your best bicycle ride is your most recent solo ride. Or the most recent time you rode with a friend. Or the time you rode by yourself and your friend caught up with you on Grange Hall Road, not … Continue reading
What this country needs is a good right-hand-drive tricycle
Four to six inches of snow overnight. Don’t remember hearing the snow plow, but it must have come by early in the morning. So let’s try out that new studded tire on the tricycle. I never have any problems staying … Continue reading
Posted in Other bicycles, Report from the road
Tagged Paisley tricycle, studded tire, tricycle, trike, winter
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