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Bikes, bikes, bikes!

Last Updated on November 23, 2009 by James Dziezynski

Closing in on the end of 2009, I’m rather pleased with my biking journal. I was able to get in over 50 days on the mountain bike (a little less than I wanted but still good) and over 200 total days with my bike commutes and road rides. I lost a little bit of ride time from our abnormally wet summer and Talus’ sickness in the spring, but overall I got in a good deal of two wheel time — and there’s still a month left for rides out west!

Pups on the go!

Pups on the go!

The next big plan is to get a dog trailer for my commuter bike so I can bring Fremont to work with me! I’ll be moving in two weeks to a new townhouse in west Boulder (yay!) and will have a fairly sturdy commute to work– probably about 10 miles each way, roughly 45 minutes of biking. I figure I can make Fremont comfortable now on the nice days and come spring, it’ll be the normal way to get to work! It’s a win-win situation — more exercise for me and more interesting for him. Now, to find the best route to the office…

I think this is going to be the busiest holiday season I’ve had yet. For those who don’t know already, I will be driving back east this year so if you’re in the CT/east coast crew, drop me a line. Fremont will be with me! I don’t have the details 100% ironed out, but I’ll be doing my best to see everyone before I head back to Colorado on the 30th or 31st.

Also one last bike note: if anyone is up for a Fruita/Grand Junction/Moab trip over the weekend of December 11-13th, let me know! I’d like to get out there for a few more days of riding if the weather is good. I’d love to ride “The Ribbon” again or just play at the Book Cliffs side of Fruita.

James Dziezynski

James is a best-selling author and writer based out of Boulder, Colorado. His writings reflect his personal passions: adventure, science, exploration, philosophy, animal welfare and technology. When not spending time in the mountains, James volunteers at several animal rescue organizations and is a collector of classic video games.