You are hanging out with bike riders – some of whom seem to be “more experienced” than you. Talk turns to rides and distance and suddenly you’re asked, “Well, how many miles do you average a week?” Does it matter? Yes. And no. Cycle computers
Category: Commuting
Obstacles and Opportunities: Reporting Blocked Lanes
So there you are, getting ready to ascend Demonbreun Hill just after crossing I-40. You’ve filtered over after the bike lane ends at 12th Ave and then begins again and you’re looking ahead of you. A car. In the bike lane. On an uphill. Folks,
Obstacles and Opportunities: Wind
Yesterday, I rode my bike from Inglewood over to Edgehill to volunteer for Walk Bike Nashville as a Walk Bike University instructor. I decided I would take Gallatin Pike down to South 10th Street and over to Woodland so I could pick up some tasty
“Be gentle with yourself”
I was featured in the Williamson County section of the Tennessean last week, as part of an article a reporter covering the Williamson County beat did in response to the Brentwood BPAC (bicycle & pedestrian advocacy committee) report about bike and pedestrian friendliness in the
Dangerous – but for whom?
Part of Bike Fun, for me, is making sure that people know that riding a bike is good for them, good for the environment, and good for their city. I ride everywhere that I can. On the street, on the greenway, in bike lanes and