Quite a few people have asked me why I started see me wear. After all, I’m 76, not exactly a kid. But, I like a challenge and I see such a need for the product, I simply couldn’t pass it up. Anyway, staying active may keep me around a little longer. As a cyclist I’ve...
The December, 2010 issue of Bicycling magazine has an interesting and important article about high-visibility clothing, written by Bob Mionske. The data was researched by Rick Bernardi, J.D. Here’s an excerpt, “There’s safety in numbers-especially when the numbers show how high-visibility clothing can prevent an accident. Experts use two figures to measure how drivers see...
New York Bill 8487 would add bicycle safety instruction to the state’s mandatory education course for new drivers. The bill is designed to make drivers aware of the dangers facing cyclists on the state’s roads, particularly in New York City. The bill, now in the state senate, is expected to come up for a vote...
They’re crazy in London - Part 2 In the last entry I wrote about the London cycling scene and how the government is trying to encourage bicyclists. It’s been successful, as riding has increased an estimated 15-20%, according to the Times of London. However the fatality rate has also increased, by an actual 10% for...
They’re crazy in London - Part 1 I just got back from two weeks in England, most of it spent in London. My wife is a student of British History and couldn’t get enough of it. It was great to revisit and see it through her eyes. I learned a lot. I was shocked at...
We’ve recently joined the social media stratosphere and you can follow us there (or not). Either way, bike safely – Earle. Facebook: www.facebook.com/seemewear Twitter: www.twitter.com/SeeMeWearJersey
Based on my observation, very few cyclists use mirrors. Look in any bike store, there are just a couple to choose from. My riding buddy uses a small mirror that clips on his glasses. I use a larger Blackburn mirror that attaches on the brake/shift lever. They both work well; even with his smaller mirror...
