[TriLUG] [OT] TriLUGger on the news

[Warren Myers]

depends on which local roads
of course, I also grew up riding in upstate NY on roads whose shoulders were
usually only a few inches wide :)
and I'd ride on them during rush hour in and around Albany before I got my
driver license - and I never got in a crash with my bike
the roads around here seem downright tame compared to most of the ones I
rode on as a kid

WMM

On 5/21/07, Magnus <magnus at trilug.org> wrote:
>
> Magnus wrote:
> > I had considered that.  The idea isn't necessarily to burn less
> > petroleum.  It's to burn NONE.
>
>
> Wow.  I have to fess up here.  I was paying closer attention to the road
> conditions when I drove home from $WORK today and I have to say, it
> would take some huge cajones or maybe outright recklessness to ride a
> bike out there on the local roads.
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