by Pattie Baker18 Oct 20189:08 am

#BikeNoodle update

All footage is from 10/16/18 during my route to and from voting at the library in Dunwoody, Georgia, USA.

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Your place of impact – Traveling at the Speed of Bike on 6 Nov 2018 at 8:14 am
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[…] our country does not make it seamless to do so (even with the addition of early voting, which is how I chose to vote). Weather ain’t helping (as it storms outside my window right now). But that doesn’t […]

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$121, week after week, adds up – Pattie Baker on 1 Dec 2018 at 6:29 am
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[…] My city does not require bike parking. I can count on two hands how many places actually have bike racks. Bike riders shop locally more, and more often, than others. Bike racks make business sense. At least they did to this store. And I can finally get there safely the half mile from my home now that I’ve been using #BikeNoodle. […]

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Sprouts – Traveling at the Speed of Bike on 1 Dec 2018 at 7:37 am
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[…] ride to and from there requires BikeNoodle (as pictured) because it is not safe to ride, nor is there any plan in my suburb-city’s […]

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Tree by bike! – Traveling at the Speed of Bike on 17 Dec 2018 at 6:34 am
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[…] passersby. And no driver gave me any trouble at all, either due to the tree or to good ole’ BikeNoodle (which stuck out exactly as far as the tree […]

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Scooters in the burgeoning ‘burbs – Traveling at the Speed of Bike on 13 Jan 2019 at 6:55 am
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[…] although I am actually Traveling at the Speed of Bike with BikeNoodle here. Here are more videos with Views from the Handlebars while Traveling at the Speed of Bike in […]

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Status quo, or status Joe? – Traveling at the Speed of Bike on 15 Sep 2019 at 7:38 am
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[…] city yet. I now use a pool noodle sticking out from my bike as a traveling bike lane to get places (including when I vote) because I no longer have time to wait for others to put safe access in […]

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A 2-mile ride that may save some lives – Traveling at the Speed of Bike on 4 Oct 2019 at 1:21 pm
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[…] success when you say that Dunwoody has 10 miles of bike lanes. I would not set foot in them without BikeNoodle. Please consider installing a quick bike lane protector such as this as a pop-up temporary […]

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