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GeekCyclist: What Kind Of Bike Should I Buy?

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Mostly cycling posts with the rare IT related post thrown in. Saturday, August 30, 2008. What Kind Of Bike Should I Buy? That counts the most. The first thing I tell anyone asking about buying a new bike is that the best choice they can make is to go to their Local Bike Shop (LBS). There are a number of advantages to buying from your LBS rather than a department or discount store:. The bikes are higher quality, even at the bottom end of the catalog. What are you going to use it for? Or a Tour de. Categor...

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GeekCyclist: December 2007

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Mostly cycling posts with the rare IT related post thrown in. Friday, December 14, 2007. My employer has a deal with the Utah Transit Authority that allows them to provide monthly bus passes to employees that forfeit their free parking four out of five days a week. It must be time for the deal to be renewed because they did a transportation survey this week. The survey had 4 questions, but the main points were these:. If you drive and we offer you a free annual pass would you switch to the bus. If we are...

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GeekCyclist: September 2008

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Mostly cycling posts with the rare IT related post thrown in. Monday, September 08, 2008. See and Be Seen. At work we recently switched from a standard 5x8 schedule to a 4x10 schedule. Among the other complications of this change is one of particular concern for cyclists. While in the past there was a major portion of the year where I could ride without lights, it seems I will need to use my lighting system year-round now. For my commute, I typically ride through a couple of industrial areas that are not...

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Sis's Space

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007. New Boat – continued, New Truck. Well, we got back the next week and the salesman warily loaded us up, backed into the lake, and off we went. The boat performed like a dream. It turned when told to, went fast, went slow, didn’t overheat, everything was great. Next began the 5 year process to get her outfitted just the way we like her. That is an educated prediction – it took us about 5 years to get the previous boat just the way we wanted it, then we sold it.

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Sis's Space

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Friday, January 26, 2007. Oatmeal, Food Memories, and Grandparents. This memory is as fresh in my mind as what I wore to work yesterday - actually, I'm not really sure what I wore to work yesterday, so I guess it is fresher. Big Guy on a Bicycle. I do miss Grandmother's oatmeal. I really like what MG makes too, but it is entirely different. This comment has been removed by the author. Just for the record, all property of the restaurant was left on the table. Nothing was actually stolen.

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Sis's Space: February 2007

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Tuesday, February 20, 2007. New Boat – continued, New Truck. Well, we got back the next week and the salesman warily loaded us up, backed into the lake, and off we went. The boat performed like a dream. It turned when told to, went fast, went slow, didn’t overheat, everything was great. Next began the 5 year process to get her outfitted just the way we like her. That is an educated prediction – it took us about 5 years to get the previous boat just the way we wanted it, then we sold it. Cabins. Once ...

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Sis's Space: October 2006

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Thursday, October 05, 2006. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The Enchanted Scarecrow As the weather starts to . North Georgia, United States. Married, two grown kids, three dogs, a few goldfish (outdoor kind). View my complete profile.

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GeekCyclist: Moving Day

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Mostly cycling posts with the rare IT related post thrown in. Tuesday, March 31, 2009. I recently set up a couple of domain names that I have owned for a while. I felt like one of the things that was keeping me from blogging as much as I wanted to (besides the laziness) was that I was losing focus on this blog. I never knew whether a particular topic was too 'cyclist' for the geek side, or too 'geek' for the cyclist side. I have split my blog into. Cycling and the rest of my varied interests.

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GeekCyclist: May 2007

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Mostly cycling posts with the rare IT related post thrown in. Thursday, May 31, 2007. Today was my first round-trip bike commute in a while, and even though I am now pretty tired I have to say that for the most part I enjoyed it. On the way home one of the highlights is the nearly two miles I spend on 5600 West during "rush hour". Most of that distance is single lane both directions, and the cars really get stacked up. I love my own personal rush while I blow by car after car after car. Which leads to th...

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GeekCyclist: October 2007

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Mostly cycling posts with the rare IT related post thrown in. Monday, October 29, 2007. San Rafael Knob Hike. Last weekend was my scout troop's annual trip to the San Rafael Swell. Usually we do a slot canyon hike with great narrows and sculpted sandstone like this:. And the San Rafael Knob. This is more of an open country hike. It's hard to imagine how anyone ever scraped out a life in this arid high mountain desert. Then again, some of these signs aren't the clearest route markers in the world. There a...