This came up on my facebook. I've heard a bit about this research, so it'll be interesting to see the outcomes.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/9LZCZKF%20
They want drivers and cyclists, so spread the word y'all! (let me know if the link doesn't work - I'm technologically challenged today...:) Continue
Spent the morning riding `in` my new bike seat in complete safety by doing 100 kms on the veloway to Willunga and back plus detours on adjacent paths...wonderful but really ought to be able to be and feel as safe on daily road commutes... but that IS a stretch! Continue
Had a scare on the way home from bike shop today left the lights at Sturt and Diagonal? I think it is anyway cruising along in the bike lane just past KFC and out from underground car park flew a car just missing me, he had to stop at the lights about 30 mtres on and when I looked down at his number plate from the front so that he could see that I was making a mental note he got out of the car and yelled what do you think your gunna do ya f@#$%*N wanker!!// ... The road goes on forever and… Continue
...as am I! Eagerly awaiting the arrival on Friday of its` older, leaner sibling.
This has been an excellent result to this unfortunate event and all rectified and complete in 1 day under a month... very good really! A pleasant surprise, in more ways than one. Continue
Added by Jim Woods on March 10, 2010 at 2:00pm —
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I find it quite remarkable that so many on this group dismiss bells on bicycles. There may be occaisions when it is too dangerous to move your hand to ring the bell but perhaps the bell should be fitted in a place closer to your hand or perhaps you are not riding in a safe manner. We complain about motorists breaking the law who in turn justify their actions and decry all cyclists but cyclists seem to think it's perfectly understandable to break the law and disregard simple courtesies. Anytim
I just want to preface this blog by saying that we have not had a car since June last year when our last car was taken off the road.
From time to time on a day off I get to sit in bed and enjoy a cup of Jo with my wife. We sometimes read and sometimes surf the web and always chat about what we are into at the time. This morning Jewlz reminded me that we were supposed to be heading to Croydon Park (we live in Mitchell Park) for a friend's birthday party this afternoon and so I started th… Continue
I picked up an old fixed fork Apollo mountain bike over a year ago. It was in 'electric green'. I've stripped it down and resprayed it 'volcanic orange'. I don't know what the plan is from here. I could just put it back togeher, it could become a fixed gear or I might even turn it into an Xtracycle cargo bike... or just give it to Bikes for Refugees.Lessons learnt so far. Don't re
I've written before about how the seeds of this cycling community was not my own. I was inspired by Adelaide and its love of all things the bike but also the communities of Sydney and Melbourne Cyclist.
It's time again to announce this month's podcast is now online on a renovated Podcast Page on Adelaide Cyclists. You can stream it from the page, use the front page player or download it to your Mp3 player from… Continue
Added by Angus Kingston on February 26, 2010 at 4:57pm —
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The insurance company today agreed to replace the bike with a new one... subject to the policy holder meeting all their compliances whatever that means and whenever that happens. Great news I think.
I called in to the bike shop yesterday to ask of any news of bike from insurance co. none yet. What I have found disappointing is that there has been no inquiry as to the state of my injuries or recovery by the driver. All the bike shop(who have been supportive) have heard so far is from the policy owner, who it appears is the father of the driver, making a claim as to the salvage of the wrecked bike, due to his extra and high premiums.