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I will be doing some research regarding resources on the following cycling topics to assist local
cyclists. Any leads for online resources would be appreciated.
Winter Cycling
Bikes as Transportation
Commuter Cycling
Light self-supported Touring (a few days- camping)
Vehicular Cycling/Safety
Thank you.
"Jay"skrev
Quoted message said:Vehicular Cycling/Safety
Which country? Stuff like taking the lane will get you run over and/or fined in Denmark, but would
be okay in some/most/all? states in the US AFAIK.
M.
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:"Jay"skrev Vehicular Cycling/Safety
Quoted message said:Mikael Seierup at [email hidden] wrote: Which country? Stuff like taking the lane
will get you run over and/or fined in Denmark, but would be okay in some/most/all? states in the
US AFAIK.
I am in Ontario, Canada and have bookmarked the Ontario Highway Traffic Act. I wish to see if there
are relevant sites to refer people to about cycling as a vehicle. For my region, I have ordered
about 16 different bike safety pamphlets. I am looking for online resources.
A few people in the United States have asked me to get some resources for them too.
Some time will be spent to research these topics properly but I wanted quick links. I am really busy
(16-20 hr days for 10 weeks - preparing for our local Bicycle Festival).
Jay <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:I will be doing some research regarding resources on the following cycling topics to assist local
cyclists. Any leads for online resources would be appreciated.Winter Cycling
Bikes as Transportation
I rode a delta trike (so I could haul more) as transportation for 20 years, but switched to a
tadpole in 1999, and found it just as useful. The population and tourism explosions seemed to have
started those yells : "get a REAL bike!" That annoyance plodded me into upgrades- like a stereo with
seperate speakers, 2" color TV, fan, backwards overhead Zzipper fairing etc- enough to equal any
behemoth SUV.
I have no idea where to recommend searching, this might be an interesting topic!
Chris Jordan Santa Cruz, CA.
Quoted message said:Commuter Cycling
Light self-supported Touring (a few days- camping)
Vehicular Cycling/Safety
Thank you.
And the ultimate wintersite: users.rcn.comicebikeOpen ↗
M.
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