[Dirt]

@consularrider 83255 wrote:

I will start out and hang at the back, but don’t know if I have the legs to finish.

My problem isn’t that I don’t have the legs… It is that I’ve got too much belly.

[Dirt]

Had some sinus problems this morning. Then I realized that I had an Airbus A320 up my nose. I feel better now.

[Dirt]

H-Street has signs warning cyclists. They also installed counterflow lanes on G and I streets to make it easier to ride one block on either side of H.

Still gotta be careful, but they’re trying to make things work a little more smoothly.

Pete

[Dirt]

americancyclo (Shawn) and his tandem.

[Dirt]

Not mine, but interesting.

Stratasys 3D Printed frame. It weighs a ton, but it was interesting to see what can be done.

[Dirt]

It’s like the little brother of mine. I love that bike! Best wishes for a quick sale!

[Dirt]

@consularrider 82462 wrote:

Is that posted on a trail through the woods?

No. It is on some dude’s fromt lawn near Fairfax Innova hospital.

[Dirt]

Found this on my way home tonight.

[Dirt]

Mikey:

Rod and Steve

[Dirt]

You meet the darndest people on the ride to work:

[Dirt]

Dickie. You’re a lot taller than I remember.

[Dirt]

@dcv 82230 wrote:

Dickie presenting a BAFS award to dirt at FCCII

Thanks y’all. I’m seriously honored.

[Dirt]

We all need to drive now and then. That isn’t unusual.

What’s awesome is that he does so with safety in mind. He drove off with his helmet on.

[Dirt]

@ShawnoftheDread 82171 wrote:

And get nailed by cars pulling away from the curb when the driver can’t see past the car in front of him.

I did a little testing of that walking along behind parked cars. Visibility is a TON better than on a normal bike lane where you’re coming from behind. There will always be issues with panel vans and stuff like that, but Generally this appears at first glance to be better than riding along a row of parked cars in the same direction.

[Dirt]

New counter-flow bike lane on G Street, NE

Cars go one way. Bikes go both.

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