So I kicked off Twelve Days of Nice Strangers a week or two ago, just to give you a peek. My Nice Strangers file of photos is so thick that it’s hard to choose the […]
Discount department store bikes
Many cyclist folks will tell you not to go near the discount department store bikes. Many bike shop mechanics will sneer at you when you bring in your cheap-bike-from-China to have its brakes adjusted (which […]
The last resort
The last resort for those without a place to sleep in Atlanta used to be the Peachtree-Pine homeless shelter. You could go there if other places wouldn’t take you, for whatever reason. People have strong […]
A lifetime
I rode Sharey the bikeshare bike by the park where I used to give a woman without a home named Shari half my Sweet Auburn Curb Market wrap, right when a string of emergency vehicles […]
This
This. This. This. I pass this mural often while Traveling at the Speed of Bike. I stop my bike and stand in front of this. I feel the energy and anger and passion and purpose […]
Taking back the night
We are taking back the night. We are taking back our right to go places without chaperones, without worry.
A simple improvement for bikeshares
My kingdom for a simple water bottle holder on your bikeshare bike! I’ll overlook all the weird idiosyncracies of your system if I can just have that. I prefer to carry a large metal water […]
Outdoor/transit campaign
You may see my book promoted out there while riding on the MARTA train or driving on the most dangerous highway in the USA (I-285/Perimeter Highway in metro Atlanta, Georgia). Then again, you may not. […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 