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Carving a Safe UNM to Rio Grande Bike Riding Passage

Following the generally popular improvements to the Silver Bike Boulevard west from Monroe (Highland HS) to Yale Blvd., the bicycle community now faces an even greater challenge further westward. How do we make it safe, truly safe, to ride a bicycle across I-25 and over the railroad tracks? And what about Downtown? All the way… Read More Carving a Safe UNM to Rio Grande Bike Riding Passage

August 15, 2018 Scot Key1 Comment

TONIGHT: Community Walk & Talk

Whatcha doin’ this late afternoon around 5:30? Maybe you can grab dinner while finding out more about this: As Bluto immortaly stated in “Animal House,” “it don’t cost nothin’.” More seriously, this “Community Walk & Talk” is conducted by “Team Better Block,” which looks to be an interesting organization working in communities to make things… Read More TONIGHT: Community Walk & Talk

August 14, 2018 Scot KeyLeave a comment

Red Light Sensors 101: A Fragment

As has been mentioned and complained about countless times here at Better Burque, an eternal existential question cyclists face when riding a bicycle up to a red light is: “Do I exist?” And more metaphysically: “Does the Red Light know I exist?” Here’s an example. Let’s say you’re riding on Edith Blvd. approaching Mountain Rd.… Read More Red Light Sensors 101: A Fragment

August 14, 2018 Scot Key2 Comments

Monthly Meeting of “The Bicycle Committee” Today

It’s Monday the 13th. The first day of school for many around the area; the first day of just another work week for most. And it’s also time for the monthly meeting of the unfortunately named “Greater Albuquerque Bicycling Advisory Committee,” or “GABAC.” Neither acronym nor entire title of the body is particularly appealing. One… Read More Monthly Meeting of “The Bicycle Committee” Today

August 13, 2018 Scot Key1 Comment

Reflections on Those Killed Recently Riding A Bicycle

by Scot Some of us have to work a bit harder than others at staying positive. I’ve been trying to look on the bright side of non-motorized travel these days, firmly understanding that focus on positive change is the way to get things done. There’s plenty of bad news and views out there; it’s our… Read More Reflections on Those Killed Recently Riding A Bicycle

August 13, 2018 Scot Key8 Comments

Another Burque Hit-and-Run Incident Injures Cyclist

KOB-TV, which has been doing good work in quickly reporting such unfortunate incidents, has the story of cyclist Charles Ingram, who was clipped by a car abruptly turning into Sandia Casino on Tramway/NM-566. Ingram was able to speak with KOB, despite the fact: “He slammed so hard against the road, a rock was discovered lodged… Read More Another Burque Hit-and-Run Incident Injures Cyclist

August 9, 2018 Scot KeyLeave a comment

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