Twitter Updates
- Did you know? Chaloner's in downtown Adrian carries over half-a-dozen bicycle magazines, incl. #BicycleTimes, #Road, #Paved, & #Velonews. 12 hours ago
- Three cheers for LBSs. Adrian Lock & Bike is home to a stand-up bunch of jolly good folks. 12 hours ago
- Pray God I'm here at 100 http://t.co/xdlWFFZZ 6 days ago
- Revamping 70s Fuji Special Tourer...again. Curses. Long-reach brakes not long enough. 6 days ago
- Just read R. Barthes' /Mourning Diary/ & want to write my book on Barthes more than ever. Ugh! Too many unfinished tasks already in the way! 6 days ago
Ride Calendar
If you have a ride or event in the Lenawee County region that you'd like to appear on the local ride calendar, please send me a Google calendar invite or contact me via email so I can post it for you. Thanks!Re-Bicycle Lenawee
313-315 E. Maumee St. (517.759.1427), Open Wed. & Sat., 12p-4p
My Commute
Want a taste of what it's like to see our fair city from the perspective of a bicycle? Click here to watch my commute. (My former commute, that is. Now I ride from Raisin Township.) I can assure you it isn't nearly as bumpy as the camera makes it seem!Get Stuff
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Reasons I Ride a Bike
My daughters | It's fun & I enjoy it deeply | For my health | The sense of simplicity | It's relatively inexpensive | The sense of self-reliance & independence | I see it as an act of public responsibility | The sense of being in or part of my environment | To be part of a community | Why not? | For a hobby (for lack of a better word), i.e., to have something other than work to do, think, & talk about | It clears my head in a way very few things do | It's capable of slowing the world down & teaching patience | When commuting, it's quicker than a car more often than not & you get better parking spaces | I've never been a car guy | To be outside | The view | What Would Lance Do? | It's fashionable (sometimes) | It's unfashionable (sometimes) | So I can order anything from the menu | For those who cannot & their supporters | The easy exchange of pleasantries with others while en route
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Done
I just received the following email. Nice work, everyone.
Earlier this evening the Senate passed a clean extension of the surface transportation program until March 31, 2012. The measure passed by a vote of (92-6).
The League would like to take this opportunity to thank you for taking the time this week to participate in our campaign to urge your Senators to pass a clean extension of the transportation bill in opposition of Senator Coburn’s (R-OK) efforts to strip Transportation Enhancements from the bill.
Due in very large part to your participation the League generated over 10,000 messages to Senate offices, this number combined with other national advocacy groups brought the total number of messages sent to Senate offices to well over 45000. In the face of such a resounding response Mr. Coburn eventually gave up his opposition to the bill. THIS TIME.
Bicycle and pedestrian advocates and enthusiasts are certainly a passionate group and over the course of the next six months as Congress continues to debate the next transportation authorization bill we will need to call on you again. We fully expect the next battle to be even more challenging.
Thanks again.
Walter Finch
Advocacy Director
League of American Bicyclists