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With time to kill in Seattle, Emily and I joined the Slow Bicycle Movement for a ride around Lake Union. I rode my Cross Check and Emily rode her new-to-us Vassago Bandersnatch to be subverted from riding the alpine near Durango, to commuting and chariot pulling around North Vancouver. Slow riding allowed us to admire murals along the Burke-Gilman . . . → Read More: Why all but one of my bikes are single speeds? Today was not my typical commute home I took the Scenic Trail portion of the Trans Canada Trail Rode through the gate way of the Height Trail Shaded double track Second Narrows (okay, usual part of daily commute) followed by more trail a hill, repeated nine times followed by some stairs, just for added punishment Next race is in three weeks, I have worked . . . → Read More: CommuterCross Cyclocross season in BC kicked off with the Fort Langley Cyclocross Classic.. With Emily’s family in town, I was given the opportunity to take multimodal transit to the race site, Aldor Acres.. Ride to Vancouver, Skytrain to Surrey, bus to Walnut Grove, ride to Fort Langley (only one wrong turn).. The course is comprised of long, gravel . . . → Read More: Cyclocross hurts more if you don’t train |
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