10 Responses to “By the Trailside”

• yangmusa says:
  

  wow, what a great commute you have, Alan! Since I live and work in the center of San Francisco, it’s only 3 urban miles for me. I sometimes consider making a detour to get a more interesting/scenic ride, but it would have to be a LOT longer before I got views like yours!

  Posted on 1.28.09 at 10:04 am
• Ows says:
  

  Beautiful.
  I’m taking delivery of my new Specialized Globe sometime in the next few days… I can’t wait! I feel physically sick with excitement (is that a little weird?!)!

  Posted on 1.28.09 at 1:37 pm
• Dottie says:
  

  Lovely! There’s realy nothing more lovely than the sunrise. With a bike in front of it :)

  Posted on 1.28.09 at 8:11 pm
• meligrosa says:
  

  beautiful start, thanks for sharing! :)

  Posted on 1.29.09 at 12:40 am
• j.w. says:
  

  Could you share what your light set up is? Your fork mounted lights, esp. I am almost finished building up my LHT and see these as very useful…nice mounting as well – self fabricated?

  Thanks in Denton TX

  Posted on 1.29.09 at 8:21 am
• Alan says:
  

  The lights are Fenix L2D flashlights, and the fork mounts were custom made by Mike Flanigan at A.N.T.

  The lights on the bar are a Planet Bike Blaze 1W and a Busch & Mueller Ixon. I’ll have a review on the Blaze ready for posting later this week.

  Posted on 1.29.09 at 8:48 am
• j.w. says:
  

  fnd it!
  http://www.ecovelo.info/2008/11/25/ant-light-brackets/

  great site, ecovelo!

  Posted on 1.29.09 at 8:49 am
• andy parmentier says:
  

  early frost, tony the tiger meets a poet laureate. (robert frost) the early tiger gets the warm.

  Posted on 1.29.09 at 11:39 am
• Tamia Nelson says:
  

  Beautiful shots, Alan! Wish the commute here was as genial. I really like your low-rider light solution, too.

  Tamia

  Posted on 1.29.09 at 12:28 pm
• j.w. says:
  

  thanks!
  cant wait to hear about the Blaze – loving my rear blinky (planet bike)…

  Posted on 1.29.09 at 1:34 pm