http://www.seattlebikeblog.com/2013/03/02/state-lawmaker-says-bicycling-is-not-good-for-the-environment-should-be-taxed/
Two negative comments from politicians posted on facebook the last week. One was from ED Orcott from Seattle Washington who declared that bikers were causing environmental problems. His reasoning was because bikers exhale excess CO2 we are destroying the Ozone. Because of this he advocates having a bike tax. He is obviously an idiot.
And, Limburger, the radio ranter stated that older people should not bike. His was a reaction to John Kerry falling and breaking his leg. Another example of complete stupidity. However, I'm still trying to do my daily 40 knowing it is destroying the environment and occasionally I will let flatulence stream behind me. This is also known to destroy the environment as studies from cow farts seem to produce the same effect. Oh well!
On another note, I will not be meeting with the cross country people this June in Champaign. I will be out of town but wish the riders and Tracy well. More later.
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Friday, May 8, 2015
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
First century (101.2 miles) bike ride of the year from Washington to Champaign. I was going to wait two days until April 15 but thought the ride would be....wait for it......wait for it..... too TAXING!! Ha. And, if you didn't like that one how about this. I had to lean my bicycle against my brothers garage because after the ride it couldn't stand alone.It was...wait for it..........two tired!! I know, I know too much time on the bike. The video is coming down Freddies Hill located between Goodfield and Congerville. Lance Armstrong speed without the drugs!!
Two rides planned. Hopefully, in July, I will be able to meet Harry in New Jersey and ride with Bob and Tom before they do the Anchor House ride. Then in Sept. I am doing the Fat Tire Ride in Lake Geneva. I did that last year and had a blast. Still in the planning stage for the Great Alaska Highway ride.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Biked outside 4 days last week. Rode 200 miles with a trip to LeRoy...55 miles. This week looks like it's back to the rec center as the temp will only be in the mid 40's and very windy. Yea, I know I should not be so particular. But, Spring is approaching and I will have plenty of time to do the outside thing. Also, since Harry is coming to the states to do a ride with Bob and Tom, I may decide to join them. The pic above is from my recent trip to Key West riding across 7 mile bridge.
Thursday, March 12, 2015
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
Friday, February 6, 2015
7 mile bridge Marathon Key Fl.
Just returned from my annual trip to Florida. Rode from Key Largo to Key West with good friend Fred. While Fred is a novice in terms of distance riding he did a great job. It was a mere 107 mile trek and we took two days to ride it but it was fun nevertheless. The big challenge was crossing the 7 mile bridge. It has a relatively narrow shoulder with no room for error. Any mistake by auto or bicyclist would result in a plunge into the gulf of Mexico. Cars passed without moving much but we made it. Fred now owns a shirt that declares he survived crossing the 7 mile bridge on a bicycle. On another note Harry notified me he was going to be in the U.S. to do the Anchor Ride with Bob and Tom. He inquired if I would be interested. After consulting with "the boss", if my schedule allows it I will try to join them. Hopefully this will happen. Looking forward to riding outdoors since most of my cycling is on the stationary bike at the rec center. It looks like it will be awhile.
Just returned from my annual trip to Florida. Rode from Key Largo to Key West with good friend Fred. While Fred is a novice in terms of distance riding he did a great job. It was a mere 107 mile trek and we took two days to ride it but it was fun nevertheless. The big challenge was crossing the 7 mile bridge. It has a relatively narrow shoulder with no room for error. Any mistake by auto or bicyclist would result in a plunge into the gulf of Mexico. Cars passed without moving much but we made it. Fred now owns a shirt that declares he survived crossing the 7 mile bridge on a bicycle. On another note Harry notified me he was going to be in the U.S. to do the Anchor Ride with Bob and Tom. He inquired if I would be interested. After consulting with "the boss", if my schedule allows it I will try to join them. Hopefully this will happen. Looking forward to riding outdoors since most of my cycling is on the stationary bike at the rec center. It looks like it will be awhile.
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