So this is sort of what I expected to happen. I spent about 15 miles in and around Salt lake City on Thursday, Friday and Tuesday. Downtown SLC is actually quite a nice place to ride a bike. There are plenty of cars but none of them go too fast. There are big trucks and meter maids placed about. The roads are wide and there is almost always room for a pizza cutter sized wheel. It is refreshing to see so many other cyclists. I anticipate doing all errands in the future by bike. I need to update the 18 year old burley trailer to haul cargo now, so that I can do even more.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
15 down 985 to go
So this is sort of what I expected to happen. I spent about 15 miles in and around Salt lake City on Thursday, Friday and Tuesday. Downtown SLC is actually quite a nice place to ride a bike. There are plenty of cars but none of them go too fast. There are big trucks and meter maids placed about. The roads are wide and there is almost always room for a pizza cutter sized wheel. It is refreshing to see so many other cyclists. I anticipate doing all errands in the future by bike. I need to update the 18 year old burley trailer to haul cargo now, so that I can do even more.
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That's the best way to see the city, obviously. You can ride to the Red Iguana!
Molitor says watch out for taxi's.
And dump truck.
Both are evil and enemy of the bicycle bound.
I think that your new shop needs a cargo tickle quatro. Just sayin.
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