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Monday, January 15, 2007
By Yokota Fritz
Stormcrowe asks, "how do you make your indoor training time interesting?" Uncle Dan answers with some ideas of his own. This might be helpful to the guy who rode for 85 hours straight on a stationary bike.
Gene reports on some cool bike stuff at the CES show. It's not just that Motorola phone charger bike.
There's a cool essay about antisocial bikers over at Bicycle Diaries. Sportcrazy has his own notes on antisocial cyclists.
More B-list goodness from the Cycling Dude and Warren T.
Remember, in the U.S. today we observe the birth and life and Baptist preacher Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Stormcrowe asks, "how do you make your indoor training time interesting?" Uncle Dan answers with some ideas of his own. This might be helpful to the guy who rode for 85 hours straight on a stationary bike.
Gene reports on some cool bike stuff at the CES show. It's not just that Motorola phone charger bike.
There's a cool essay about antisocial bikers over at Bicycle Diaries. Sportcrazy has his own notes on antisocial cyclists.
More B-list goodness from the Cycling Dude and Warren T.
Remember, in the U.S. today we observe the birth and life and Baptist preacher Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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You have to wonder "Why?" when you think about the 85-hour-riding-nowhere guy. I don't even want to think about how many Clif shotbloks he ate and what that would do to your system.
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