Doug Chinnery

Low-pressure, nobby-tired horses for slippery, snow-covered commuting courses. #cycleCommute #goByBike

Join me in my mission to have car horns sound just as loud inside the vehicle as they do outside.

Me too! It's a beauty!

The contractor crew who built our firehall in 2017 regularly had their lunches stolen out of the back of the pickup trucks. To this day, the ravens check out the back of any pickup that is parked in our lot.

Korin Knives has a really great YouTube channel with excellent how-to videos.

Clicked over 10,000km for the year on my ride home today. It was a rainy, windy, west coast day, and I was riding the beater commuter bike that has been with me for over 30 years and thousands of commutes. It seems appropriate.

Utrecht 🇳🇱 shows how vibrant streets thrive when walking and cycling are prioritized. Car parking still has a role, but it doesn’t need to be woven into every corner.

Garages on the periphery let people park, while others can walk or bike to the area, creating more space for community and business.

Yours is a good take. Changes that would actually improve safety (geo-based speed limiters, blowboxes) are shelved in favour of the enablers that you mention.

This pic of Jobst Brandt on the Gavia has me daydreaming of where to explore next year

It's that exact feeling that started me on my cycling journey 54 years ago.

Selfie of a guy with a bike helmet in front of a field with the rising sun backlighting him. Dramatic clouds are on the horizon.

A big storm rolling into these parts tomorrow will bring sideways rain and power outages to our small island on the southwest coast of BC. Until then, I'll be basking in the glow of this glorious late fall morning commute. #cycleCommute

Proper commuting machine! I love it.

Might just be me, but when I click on it, my phone just treats it like an image and makes it bigger.

Our elected officials may stay silent but we will not.

Today is World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims
@thebikinglawyer.bsky.social

I rode home after fire practice a few nights ago at 11 p.m. Our remote island community only has about 1,200 people, but I crossed paths with two other riders on my 5km commute. The bike count was twice that of the car count. It was a good commute!
#cycling #cyclecommute

Mid October on Galibier.

If you're on Hornby Island on Nov 30, come see my show about riding bicycles in the French mountains.