Anticipation

Wow what a great 2015 our TCL gals had! I'm so looking forward to 2016; new kit, goals with new and familiar faces.
Now to get shower put in at Inlighten Studios....

Let's get some miles posted before Jan. 1 ladies!

Commuting Doldrums?

http://bikeportland.org/2014/12/10/beat-bike-commute-doldrums-114781

My bike is my car.

What makes me feel pretty awesome? Fitting an entire cart’s worth of camping trip groceries in my Big Dummy.

What makes me feel more awesome? When I’m pushing said cart out the door and the nice cashier says, “Do you need help to your car with all that, miss?”

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Singletrack Crossbike Adventure

Just showing off the vest! It's not commuter related, although still riding my cargo bike every day. I'm ready for my camping season to be over so I can ride a normal bike and not be hauling stuff back and forth everyday, but it sure has been nice to spend so much time outside. Anyone else riding a little cross this year? 

Finding Your Balance

http://www.powertap.com/blogs/news/15469809-finding-your-balance-by-cyclist-megan-hottman

TCL kit by panache- on sale now!

reasons to order a TCL kit from Panache Cyclewear Co.:
1. the stripes are very flattering and slimming
2. the shorts are dark so if you race CX you don't have to worry about stained lycra
3. The shorts have the most amazing fit and feel and chamois
4. The TCL logo is very small so you'll represent us in a subtle understated fashionable kind of way  
5. For you folks who asked for less "logo-ed" gear, this is for you!
6. You'll get it within 6-8 weeks. Perfect timing to gift it to the cyclist in your life
7. Panache is a Colorado company = awesome 

Order away, commuter friends!  Look stylish as you roll to and from work ;) and beyond!

http://teamid.panachecyclewear.com/id/?teamid=261_the-cyclist-lawyer

"Bikelash"

This is a good article!

http://www.citylab.com/commute/2014/09/why-bike-lovers-should-be-happy-about-bikelash/380219/

“Bikelash, I think, a little counterintuitively, is a great thing to be dealing with,” says Andy Clarke, president of the League of American Bicyclists. “It’s a high-class problem to have. Because it means that we’re actually making a difference. It means we’re actually forcing difficult decisions in a good way, in a constructive way, on communities as they decide what they’re going to look like in the future.”