New Bike Day
Now witness the convivality of this fully ASSEMBLED and OPERATIONAL family triplet!
Read More New Bike DayNow witness the convivality of this fully ASSEMBLED and OPERATIONAL family triplet!
Read More New Bike DayNot even sure last time it rained but I saw an inch or two of water yesterday afternoon, plus some mud/goo.
Read More 101 UnderpassGoing to try commuting on the awesome Workcycles Secret Service to ad a little variety this week.
Read More Week of Big BikeStayed dry thanks to my Clever Hood raincape, wondering if this is our last rainstorm of the season.
Read More Just hanging aroundTook the bike 3 miles to train and then walked to a social coffee visit with colleagues from out of town. Observed how extra green the hills are and how nice the south wind was when I was headed north (in contrast to last night when south wind was in my face!)
Read More errandonnee 2018: social callImported old posts from my everydaysanjose.blogspot.com days to here where I will continue my intermittent blogging about carrying coffee and other things by bike and expand to other topics such as carrying coffee by hand. I should put a quote here but I bet it will seem pretentious – Eric Zaiser
Read More I Fancify My SiteI don’t really mind the rain. Strong wind + rain I could do without. The one downside to rain, especially around here, it that it tends to wash debris around and make it hard to dodge things like my pointy friend here: A perfectly-pointy rock or piece of chipped metal that lay in wait in […]
Read More Rainy Week and First Flat Tire of 2018Interested in visiting bicycle cafes–defined broadly as shops that are for bike sale (or repair or event) + some sort of food or drink. Visited: I’ve been to Cyclismo in Redwood City. It’s awesome, totally worth the trip. Wanted to try going by Caltrain but the day we went we had some car-centric events planned so […]
Read More Bay Area Bicycle Cafes?This post may be relevant to an audience of one–myself–but I’m posting in case it’s helpful to anyone else. I’ve biked to the airport but I don’t go there frequently enough to consistently remember where the access point to the Guadalupe River trail is, so here are my notes. SJC’s website mentions bicycle and pedestrian […]
Read More How Do I Bike to and From SJC Airport?Last fall, I went shopping for e-bikes after getting sick of bike+train. Given the upfront investment I wanted to find a way to test my commute and day-to-day riding without buying an e-bike first. I tested a large swath of my commute on test rides and test-rode numerous nice ebikes but needed a longer term […]
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