Rode my Bicycle up some steeper hills for the first time in a few years and didn't get winded
Rode my Bicycle up some steeper hills for the first time in a few years and didn't get winded
"The only thing that we learn from torture is the depths of our own moral depravity"
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That's a nice shoulder on that road. Looks like plenty of room to safely bike.
Hunter
Back because a Wise Man said to me, "We're all fallible, and recognizing our own errors is just part of the learning process."
first photo is on a class A path, no cars allowed. last is a class B, the bike lane is 8 feet wide and is fairly safe (except during commute hours and on weekend afternoons when folks are driving from winery to winery for tastings).Originally Posted by UTAH
"The only thing that we learn from torture is the depths of our own moral depravity"
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My brother and I did the typical 10-speed biking. Just to see if we could do it, we biked from downtown SLC to the Great Salt Lake and back (approx 100 miles). At the time I always rode into oncoming traffic, simply to be on the lookout for drivers who did not see me. I wrote about it when I was writing for the Salt Lake Tribune. Within a week, I received three angry letters from bike riding organizations accusing me of subverting laws and standard practices. At the very least, it showed me people actually read the paper.
I like that you wear a helmet. Back in the day, we did not.
Hunter
Back because a Wise Man said to me, "We're all fallible, and recognizing our own errors is just part of the learning process."
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