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"So lighten up. At the end of the day, you're just an overgrown kid riding a toy outside in your colored underwear"
Some info on the bike organizations that fill Rob's many milliseconds of spare time.
Every Cyclists
Counts, a program from the
League of American Bicyclists (LAB) to document bicycle
fatalities across the country. 700 deaths per year is a sad
legacy.
Peugeot DL122 (concept) bike with laptop compartment.
Sengalese bike trickster!, also available
for download as .mov
file.
Downhill mountain bike race in Chile. Amazing video from a
head mounted camera.
Dutch Cycling Embasssy, an amazing summary of Dutch progress in
bicycle infrastructure. And the announcement of a resource to share
the knowledge they have developed with the world.
The Ride, a journal about
cycling with a decidely literary look and feel.
Make your own bike lane! Clever idea for improving safety on the
road.
Road Respect Utah, a
new education program for Utah drivers and cyclists.
The string bike!, the latest plan to get rid of the bike chain.
Bike routes in
Utah a terrific collection of good bike routes around Salt Lake
City and a few other spots in the state. Yarden Livnat gets the
credit for this one!!
BikeMap.com a very cool site with
collected bike route maps from all over the world!.
Rent a Bike Now, a network of bike rental services all across
North America (and soon the world).
Bike facility of the month site, a collection of well intended but
problematic bike facilities.
1992 University of Utah Bicycle Report a
summary of the situation and set of recommendations from 1992. Has much
changed since then?
A bike lift system in Trondheim, Norway. Also a local copy of
the short video about the lift.
Real equity on the road A cyclist's
dream image.
This report from 1992 summarizes the state of cycling facilities on the University of Utah. It also contains a list of recommendations for enhancements to the campus. This was very much a team effort of the University of Utah Bicycle Advisory Committee, which was in place at the time and for a few years after. I was fortunate enough to be chair of the committee.
These are links to articles I have written for Cycling Utah (and thanks to the folks at CU for making them available).
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Some descriptions of the BST from Greg Roth's Single track website:
