Friday Night

• Wife stuck working.
• Like super man switch clothes for hitting the trails my my cyclocross.
• Twin Peaks – mud, super!
• Pizza and wine with Em for supper.

Work Rob

Play Rob



Saturday

• Up early over the bridge.
• Kirby Cove – I should learn trials riding.
• Bike valet at the Giants – fans are happy.
• Lazy night with Em (who parked bikes for Outside lands).

Off over the bridge

Let's ride around WWII bunkers

Sunday

• Up early to park bikes at the SFBC office.
• Chasing aways thieves, literally! :-/
• Off work and head to Outside Lands with Em on beater tandem.
• Rock out, crash at home.

This time I'm a customer!

Phoenix rocking the crowd

Em rocking

Often I get asked about cars and how dangerous they are.  Fact of the matter, yes there is a risk, but IMO the risk outweighs the rewards, quality of life and health benefits. Streets blog DC posted the following picture:

Cars = fat

Causation, or correlation who cares, getting exercise running errands or commuting by bike has to be a win.

Nine months later the moped stork arrives.

Mike Sinyard founder and CEO of Specialized hasn’t been without the perfect bike in 30 years. But the fact of the matter he is still out there big dog style putting in the miles, hence his WRONGBIKE Hero reward.

The camera man, an employee who ask why he loves such long epic rides, Mikes reply “The reason my rides are so long is that I’m so slow.”  I’m pretty sure there was a tinge of fear in the employees voice from having to endure ride after ride evolving big miles with Mike. Having ridden several times with Mike myself you I can confirm his “slowness”  for in the first 30 miles, about mile 50 he picks up the pace and if your unlucky enough still be out there at mile  75  be prepared for some serious pain trying to keep up  }:->

Actually I can’t let Mike off that easy, so here is a picture of him riding a water purification bike. Mike, rocking cycling jerseys and jeans are always a good choice.

Water Purification bike - Pic by Mac Paulster

At heart I’m a old man. This commercial speaks to my heart :-/