"Hats and bats all the way." ('Critical Mass' monthly bicycle riding event in San Francisco, CA)

Article Abstract:

The monthly 'Critical Mass' bicycle ride event in San Francisco, CA last Jul. 25, 1997 posted a record of over 10,000 riders and attracted numerous media people. The event in Jun. 1997 had resulted in monstrous traffic jams which spurred the police to threaten a crackdown with 'hats and bats all the way.'

Social aspects, Bicycle commuting

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A uni-track mind

Article Abstract:

Alaskan cyclist George Peck believes that rough-terrain unicycling will become a popular sport in the near future. Unicycling would require not only talent, but the ability to face up to the limitless challenges it poses to any cyclist.

Behavior, All terrain cycling, Peck, George

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The need for speed

Article Abstract:

The natural evolution of man has dictated that speed was essential to survival. This belief is shared by top cyclists around the world, who have modified speed from being a survival necessity to an addictive motivation.

History, Cycling, Speed records, Speed, Velocity

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