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June 9, 2010
Made it halfway to LA today.

Made it halfway to LA today.

 
June 8, 2010
Shorter ride today at 67 miles but with a hill nicknamed Quadbuster. Tomorrow we have two big hills known as The Evil Twins but then get a 7-mile downhill. :)

Shorter ride today at 67 miles but with a hill nicknamed Quadbuster. Tomorrow we have two big hills known as The Evil Twins but then get a 7-mile downhill. :)

 
June 7, 2010
The bike ride to LA gave me tendinitis last year so I’m trying to deny it this year. Here you have a post-ride icing. The rode today was 108 miles from Santa Cruz to King City.
Time in the saddle: 6 hours and 20 minutes
Calories burned: 5600
Average speed: 16.6
Top speed: 41.6
5 more days to go. :)

The bike ride to LA gave me tendinitis last year so I’m trying to deny it this year. Here you have a post-ride icing. The rode today was 108 miles from Santa Cruz to King City. Time in the saddle: 6 hours and 20 minutes Calories burned: 5600 Average speed: 16.6 Top speed: 41.6 5 more days to go. :)

 
June 6, 2010
Finished the first leg of the SF to LA ride. In camp in Santa Cruz for the first night. 
Miles ridden today: 80
Average speed: 15.5 mph
Top speed: 45 mph
Calories burned: 5100

Finished the first leg of the SF to LA ride. In camp in Santa Cruz for the first night. Miles ridden today: 80 Average speed: 15.5 mph Top speed: 45 mph Calories burned: 5100

 
March 9, 2010
Google maps has bicycle directions for some cities now.
Y-E-S ! !
Here’s my commute to work: http://tinyurl.com/ylxboy9

Google maps has bicycle directions for some cities now.

Y-E-S ! !

Here’s my commute to work: http://tinyurl.com/ylxboy9

 
February 26, 2010
Nothing like starting your morning with having a couple complete idiots tell you to f*ck off. And these guys were city employees too. So here’s my story: I was riding my bike to work on Second Street (a designated bike route, BTW) and I notice a pedestrian in the crosswalk at South Park. The car in front of me doesn’t bother to stop, few people do at this particular crosswalk, but I’m one who believes that pedestrians have the right-of-way. There is also that little-known law that states you must stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk. I start slowing down and signaling to the vehicles behind me that I’m about to stop. The truck stopped a safe distance behind me but then these guys start yelling that I’m an idiot and that they should have hit me. I point to a sign that states, “State Law - Yield to Pedestrians in Crosswalk,” but they continue their rant about how I have no right to stop in the street. You can just make out a nice middle finger in the truck window of the second photo. You might also notice another pedestrian in that crosswalk in the background. Or possibly the bright yellow sign that marks the crosswalk. Be on the lookout for this Ford F-350 because I wouldn’t trust the driver if I were you. It’s city vehicle number 231 612.

Nothing like starting your morning with having a couple complete idiots tell you to f*ck off. And these guys were city employees too. So here’s my story: I was riding my bike to work on Second Street (a designated bike route, BTW) and I notice a pedestrian in the crosswalk at South Park. The car in front of me doesn’t bother to stop, few people do at this particular crosswalk, but I’m one who believes that pedestrians have the right-of-way. There is also that little-known law that states you must stop for a pedestrian in a crosswalk. I start slowing down and signaling to the vehicles behind me that I’m about to stop. The truck stopped a safe distance behind me but then these guys start yelling that I’m an idiot and that they should have hit me. I point to a sign that states, “State Law - Yield to Pedestrians in Crosswalk,” but they continue their rant about how I have no right to stop in the street. You can just make out a nice middle finger in the truck window of the second photo. You might also notice another pedestrian in that crosswalk in the background. Or possibly the bright yellow sign that marks the crosswalk. Be on the lookout for this Ford F-350 because I wouldn’t trust the driver if I were you. It’s city vehicle number 231 612.