Monthly Archives: September 2010

Cyclelicious Hacked!

If you’ve visited Cyclelicious anytime Friday through this morning, your PC may be infected with Malware. Several hosting providers — including mine — were hacked yesterday, and this attack continues through today. Cyclelicious, along with probably hundreds of other blogs and websites, are victim to this hack. I’ve cleaned the malicious code from Cyclelicious, so read more »

San Jose Bike Party Pirate Ride Preview

I was at the top secret Pirate Ride tonight in Cupertino. I’ve uploaded a handful of photos; hopefully I’ll have the rest up over the weekend. There were some really cute pirate costumes at the ride start in Cupertino.

Gutter bunny facility!

Prefabricated concrete components fit into a roadside ditch for an instant sidepath / cycletrack.

Follow Friday

SF Bay Area: Would you believe there’s a decent chance of rain this weekend?

Other Road Users

Bike Hub UK reports some interesting research from the UK Department of Transport on road sharing attitudes among British cyclists and those “Other Road Users” or ORUs. The ORUs — people who drive cars — largely believe almost all cyclists are scofflaws who cause accidents, congestion, pollution, stress, delay, tooth decay and other problems.

Cyclist always at fault!

On September 10, I Bike Fresno (California) posted a link on their Facebook page to a bike safety article in the Fresno Bee. The article itself isn’t that important: it’s the usual reminder that cyclists are required to obey the law, with the usual followup comments from law-abiding avid cyclists rebuking all of those naughty read more »