TIPS FOR PREVENTING BICYCLE THEFT MARCH 12, 2021 By STASOCK It’s a terrible experience: unsuspecting, you walk in good spirits towards the place where you thought you had locked your loyal two-wheeler. To your horror you see that it is not there. In despair you begin to doubt yourself: “did I really lock […]
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9 DIFFERENT TYPES OF BIKES JANUARY 22, 2021 BY MIND FOR BUSINESS Picking the best bike to suit your needs can be a tricky task. Once you start the search, it turns out it’s not that simple after all. There are so many different categories and different types of bikes to choose from.
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Still Calling Me Daughter: an essay in my late 40s By Jessica Cherry | Posted May 17, 2024 Jessica Cherry reached out to invite me to get coffee a few months back. She was reading my book and had an idea for an essay that needed to get out but did not have any
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By CJ Rudy, Rides We Like Jul 27 (2020) Law, as is my understanding, is to be written in measurable terms accompanied by a definitive line. The thought, “Well they looked like they were going fast,” is not damning in court as, say, “The driver was doing twice the speed limit.” If a person breaks a
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By CJ Rudy, Rides We Like Dec 23 With the winter solstice upon us, nighttime riding can be a great alternative to the trainer as long as caution is expressed. To ride in the dark, regardless of season, requires numerous observations to increase the likelihood of a successful ride. We have had our fill of trainer
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By CJ Rudy Oct 19 About as much information as I could find in reference to Sheep Hole Road, located in Ottsville, PA, is that one house is as old as 250 years old. Connecting Geigel Hill Road with Headquarters Road, this gravel pathway is beautiful. But finding history on this breezeway is immensely difficult.
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When cycling in the city, the car always wins. Last Updated: May 12, 2013 By Observations for Toronto’s Cyclists (Michael’s Essay) At last, spring or something approximating it, is spreading across the winter nation. Magnolias are out, cherry blossoms have come and gone, Stanley Cup playoffs drag endlessly on. Birds are heard once again and
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Things to note when using e-bikes and scooters on Ontario roads By Yeung & Associates Law Professional Corp. As summer weather warms up and gas prices rise, many people will be looking for alternative transportation options. In recent years, e-bikes and scooters have become a popular mode of transportation in Ontario. But what exactly
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Cycling safety tips By TD Insurance Cycling is a great option for getting around the city. You don’t have to endure traffic jams or pay for parking. Cycling is the perfect combination of physical exercise, outdoor activities and city sightseeing. Cycling is not only fun, but it’s also better for the environment! When
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Last updated: Tuesday, January 15, 2019 By Dr Goh Yu-Ching Keith & Dr Seah Wee Teck Victor Source: Shutterstock Electric scooter use is rising, and so are the risks and mishaps they bring. E-scooters may be fun, but are they safe? You might have experienced a couple of close shaves with death as you evaded
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