Peroni Gran Riserva – check.
Parma Ham- check.
Mozzarella – check.
Vine Tomatoes – check.
Mediterranean Bread- check.
Homemade Dressing and Hand-Picked Basil Leaves (in Timbuk2, not pictured) – check.
Calzini Rosa – check.
Giro d’Italia
Sun, May 17, 2009 19:17
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Jo Burt has spent the majority of his life riding bikes, drawing bikes and writing about bikes. When he’s not scribbling pictures for the whole gamut of cycling media he writes words about them for road.cc and when he’s not doing either of those he’s pedaling. Then in whatever spare minutes there are in between he’s agonizing over getting his socks, cycling cap and bar-tape to coordinate just so. And is quietly disappointed that yours don’t He rides and races road bikes a bit, cyclo-cross bikes a lot and mountainbikes a fair bit too. Would rather be up a mountain.
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captain_slog 1 hour ago
I see quite a few MAAP items out in the Surrey Hills. The new shop has a cafe and they're from Melbourne so the coffee should be good: I'm looking forward to visiting.
jackcycles 4 hours ago
@chrisonabike Mercedes was acceptable, but the second one (old Toyota people carrier/ex-taxi) was a prosecutable offence.
Rendel Harris 6 hours ago
I wasn't saying that nor talking about people who say that. I said it was silly to claim that wearing a helmet indicates acceptance of dangerous driving and poor infrastructure. I choose to wear a helmet; I also regularly report dangerous driving to the police and correspond with councils and road authorities about ways infrastructure could be improved for cyclists. I rather doubt I'm the only helmet wearer who does so.
Steve K 6 hours ago
@JamieT (a pedant writes) she's a London Assembly member, not an MP.
eburtthebike 9 hours ago
@Rendel Harris ".....but the claim that wearing one is somehow to be accepting dangerous driving and poor infrastructure is silly." Not that silly. Demanding that cyclists wear a helmet is seen by many people as 'the answer' to cycling safety, so there's no need to put in infrastructure. The difference between infrastructure and helmets is that infrastructure works. Helmets are a distraction from what really works, and the more time we spend talking about them, the less time we spend on things that do work. Helmets should be consigned to the dustbin of history as a failed experiment, and we should cease even mentioning them.
wtjs 9 hours ago
@Mr Blackbird Hats off to George Hall My hat's not coming off- despite this touch of cycleway-washing, Hall still bears the Mark of Cain, until he repudiates his party altogether
JamieT 10 hours ago
Perhaps an article showing a) what is available in the uk as cargo bikes and) comments from real life scenarios from those already using bikes or cargo bikes as one gentleman has done in the comments. Perhaps road.cc could follow up with this. Even the London Assembly member said not every business should use cargo bikes but suggested a more nuanced approach suitable for certain trades or companies....
7 thoughts on “Giro d’Italia”
Cornetto?
Cornetto? 🙂
All very Italian, so how do
All very Italian, so how do you explain the Shimano shoes? :/
it was too puddly for the
it was too puddly for the white Sidis
😀
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Yeah, I know what you mean. Just home from the puncturefest and mine are looking very ‘Belgian’.
Am going to dig into my
Am going to dig into my authentic italian snacks for the stage today. 262km, killer!
the deciding day today I
the deciding day today I think.
crazy stage isnt it tomorrow
crazy stage isnt it tomorrow though, just one long climb getting steeper and steeper.