Thoughts on the New Bread Platform (or luggage carrier)

I’ve ridden the Mule with the new Bread Platform attached for the past week or so (not exclusively because I’m still riding the Mundo), and my overall impressions very favorable. It was very easy to install, it’s sturdy, and it is large…really large for a front rack. It measures 12 inches (30cm) by 17 inchesContinue reading “Thoughts on the New Bread Platform (or luggage carrier)”

>Thoughts on the New Bread Platform (or luggage carrier)

> I’ve ridden the Mule with the new Bread Platform attached for the past week or so (not exclusively because I’m still riding the Mundo), and my overall impressions very favorable. It was very easy to install, it’s sturdy, and it is large…really large for a front rack. It measures 12 inches (30cm) by 17Continue reading “>Thoughts on the New Bread Platform (or luggage carrier)”

Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#241)…and why my world is small.

Pots, pans, over-sized wire whisks, bowls, plastic buckets, and other small pieces of cooking equipment. (The above photo is one of a trilogy where I catered a party and carried most of the equipment to-and-fro on my bike. To see other photos click here and here.) I could answer the question–statement, I suppose–of why myContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#241)…and why my world is small.”

>Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#241)…and why my world is small.

> Pots, pans, over-sized wire whisks, bowls, plastic buckets, and other small pieces of cooking equipment. (The above photo is one of a trilogy where I catered a party and carried most of the equipment to-and-fro on my bike. To see other photos click here and here.) I could answer the question–statement, I suppose–of whyContinue reading “>Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#241)…and why my world is small.”

>Costs of Car Ownership

> Ok, fist you’re probably wondering why I am writing about cars on a blog like this. Well as I’ve said in the past I am not car-free, just car-lite…sometimes lighter than others. I am also not a person that is against you having a car…that’s you’re business not mine. I just find that ridingContinue reading “>Costs of Car Ownership”

Costs of Car Ownership

Ok, fist you’re probably wondering why I am writing about cars on a blog like this. Well as I’ve said in the past I am not car-free, just car-lite…sometimes lighter than others. I am also not a person that is against you having a car…that’s you’re business not mine. I just find that riding bicyclesContinue reading “Costs of Car Ownership”

>Another Pic from a Fellow Yuba Mundo Rider

> This photo was sent to me by Don in Davis, California. He’s a photojournalist at university there and carries his gear with him to school.  Here is what’s on Don’s Mundo in his own words:  Two Pelican cases holding Quantum battery packs and strobes, camera bag with full array of lenses and smaller strobes,Continue reading “>Another Pic from a Fellow Yuba Mundo Rider”

Another Pic from a Fellow Yuba Mundo Rider

This photo was sent to me by Don in Davis, California. He’s a photojournalist at university there and carries his gear with him to school.  Here is what’s on Don’s Mundo in his own words:  Two Pelican cases holding Quantum battery packs and strobes, camera bag with full array of lenses and smaller strobes, 3Continue reading “Another Pic from a Fellow Yuba Mundo Rider”

Bobby Ellis

This is Bobby Ellis. I see him on his bike all the time and thought I’d finally introduce myself. What is interesting about him is not only that he uses his bike for transportation–that’s not that uncommon, after all–but that his bike is his business operation…sort of. If you live in Buffalo you’ve seen him…he’sContinue reading “Bobby Ellis”

>Auf zwei Rädern bleibt man jung

> Image found here. No I did not learn to speak German overnight….this phrase, Auf zwei Rädern bleibt man jung (On two wheels you will stay young), was sent to me by a fellow blogger and Mundo rider in Deutschland (thanks Stefan!). He originally sent it to me in response to a post I wroteContinue reading “>Auf zwei Rädern bleibt man jung”

Auf zwei Rädern bleibt man jung

Image found here. No I did not learn to speak German overnight….this phrase, Auf zwei Rädern bleibt man jung (On two wheels you will stay young), was sent to me by a fellow blogger and Mundo rider in Deutschland (thanks Stefan!). He originally sent it to me in response to a post I wrote recentlyContinue reading “Auf zwei Rädern bleibt man jung”

>Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#234)…and a quick story

>   $72.57 of groceries, sundries, and other staples in two plastic crates from three separate stores. The last of the three stores I went to was a national chain . I try not to shop at too many chain stores but actually like this one, not because of it’s convenience and prices (which areContinue reading “>Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#234)…and a quick story”

Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#234)…and a quick story

  $72.57 of groceries, sundries, and other staples in two plastic crates from three separate stores. The last of the three stores I went to was a national chain . I try not to shop at too many chain stores but actually like this one, not because of it’s convenience and prices (which are prettyContinue reading “Things That Can Be Carried On A Bike (#234)…and a quick story”

Age, Dignity, and Bicycling

I’ve used this photo in a post before but like it so much I thought I’d re-post it (It’s borrowed from Sustrans).  I thought I’d re-post this photo because I was thinking recently–contemplating, really–about what the hell I’m doing. What I mean by this is why, at nearly 50, do I still prefer to walkContinue reading “Age, Dignity, and Bicycling”

>Age, Dignity, and Bicycling

> I’ve used this photo in a post before but like it so much I thought I’d re-post it (It’s borrowed from Sustrans).  I thought I’d re-post this photo because I was thinking recently–contemplating, really–about what the hell I’m doing. What I mean by this is why, at nearly 50, do I still prefer toContinue reading “>Age, Dignity, and Bicycling”