Latest Commute Video
#1
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Latest Commute Video
Thursday morning...
#2
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What? No trash, graffiti or homeless crackheads? Where are your fields of broken glass? Is that pavement you ride on or some kind of extended billiard table surface. It's so smooth I can't tell exactly what it is.
That looks like a dream commute. Your under-the-freeway crossing at 2:30-2:45-ish looked a little dicey (did I see a bike lane far right?) but traffic looked really light.
Color me green with envy.
-Kedosto
That looks like a dream commute. Your under-the-freeway crossing at 2:30-2:45-ish looked a little dicey (did I see a bike lane far right?) but traffic looked really light.
Color me green with envy.
-Kedosto
#3
What? No trash, graffiti or homeless crackheads? Where are your fields of broken glass? Is that pavement you ride on or some kind of extended billiard table surface. It's so smooth I can't tell exactly what it is.
That looks like a dream commute. Your under-the-freeway crossing at 2:30-2:45-ish looked a little dicey (did I see a bike lane far right?) but traffic looked really light.
Color me green with envy.
-Kedosto
That looks like a dream commute. Your under-the-freeway crossing at 2:30-2:45-ish looked a little dicey (did I see a bike lane far right?) but traffic looked really light.
Color me green with envy.
-Kedosto
My commute is mostly this:
#5
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What? No trash, graffiti or homeless crackheads? Where are your fields of broken glass? Is that pavement you ride on or some kind of extended billiard table surface. It's so smooth I can't tell exactly what it is.
That looks like a dream commute. Your under-the-freeway crossing at 2:30-2:45-ish looked a little dicey (did I see a bike lane far right?) but traffic looked really light.
Color me green with envy.
-Kedosto
That looks like a dream commute. Your under-the-freeway crossing at 2:30-2:45-ish looked a little dicey (did I see a bike lane far right?) but traffic looked really light.
Color me green with envy.
-Kedosto
#7
Looks like a relaxing ride in a nice town, my commute doesn't give me much chill-out time, color me jealous as well!
I saw the shadow of your young riding partner several times, didn't realize til now that Teletubbies could ride a bike, much good for conversation?
I saw the shadow of your young riding partner several times, didn't realize til now that Teletubbies could ride a bike, much good for conversation?
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Good job on the video. You have a very nice commute. Auto traffic is very light and much more friendly compared to our street riding conditions here in Austin, Tx. I only noticed one other cyclist in your video, in the downtown area. Bicycle traffic is also much lighter than what I experience in the urban center, here.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing.
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I do miss commuting, touring, riding on Ohio's incredible bike path network. Your photo takes me back to my time there. I love how old bridges are used and repurposed for Ohio's bike paths. I also very much appreciated the many pedestrian/bicycle bridges and tunnels that allow crossing at separate grade from auto traffic on highways and busy arterial roads.
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Prefer it without the music, but nice video.
1. Morning commute? Looks like mid-day to me. The only time I have daylight for my commute is in June and July.
2. Where are the cars? This didn't happen to be a weekend morning, did it? Around here there is 10x more traffic even before 6AM
3. This is most important - It really looks like you enjoy your commute. This is absolutely fabulous. If you shared your video with co-workers you may have a good chance to convince some of them to give it a try.
Thanks for the post.
1. Morning commute? Looks like mid-day to me. The only time I have daylight for my commute is in June and July.
2. Where are the cars? This didn't happen to be a weekend morning, did it? Around here there is 10x more traffic even before 6AM
3. This is most important - It really looks like you enjoy your commute. This is absolutely fabulous. If you shared your video with co-workers you may have a good chance to convince some of them to give it a try.
Thanks for the post.
#11
I do miss commuting, touring, riding on Ohio's incredible bike path network. Your photo takes me back to my time there. I love how old bridges are used and repurposed for Ohio's bike paths. I also very much appreciated the many pedestrian/bicycle bridges and tunnels that allow crossing at separate grade from auto traffic on highways and busy arterial roads.
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