The season has set for the rides at the end of the day, my local group
rides are over and to keep riding are adjustments are necessary and have
been made. This week I have had the pleasure to get out twice with lights
and the dark season paradigm of my place in the urban landscape.
Tuesday I m
Andy,
Thank you for sharing this. The photos are great. I particularly enjoyed your
descriptions of riding familiar terrain at an unfamiliar time (in the dark).
All the best,
Erl
Kensington, MD
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Cool night shots!!
Riding at night with dyno lights is fun!
Like riding around in a space ship with all the lighting.
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Delightful, Andy! Thank you. I am fascinated by the similarity of night on
running and riding, remote mountains or urban exploration. Amazing how the
world opens up with a narrowing and clarity of focus required to safely
navigate what is otherwise simple by daylight.
With abandon,
Patrick
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Nice! Makes me want to take longer nightly rides back home...
-Ana
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Thanks - I’m inspired to follow through with my plan to ride to the train (21
miles) after work. I had thought I needed to do it before the days are too
short, but I could actually do it fine in the dark for the next four months.
Fall is my interesting artistic regeneration season.
Philip
San
What were the bikes used?
I see something that looks like a Clem or Apploousa, a green bike of
indeterminate origin, and a blue bike with a name ending in Public.
On Fri, Oct 12, 2018 at 4:45 PM ascpgh wrote:
> The season has set for the rides at the end of the day, my local group
> rides are o
That green one is my Disc Trucker year-round commuter with fenders,
generator lights and nelson Longflap. The light blue is our friend's Public
Bikes R16, the other is another friend's re-purposed '80s Cannondale MTB
frame with fenders over fat 26" Compass tires, porter rack and generator
light
I am looking forward to night riding back home tomorrow night after I leave my
car at the mechanic’s garage.
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