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Bicycling Science David Gordon Wilson
Publisher: MIT Press

I have been cleaning out my files and recently ran into a sermon I delivered to the Adrian College chapel service over 40 years ago. For the second leg of their trip, they are bicycling through Europe and recording roadkill observations for theASC Roadkill Survey for Road Bikers. People who walk or bike to work are likely to influence their co-workers and partners to do the same, according to health researchers. Walking or bicycling to work influenced by others. For some reason they never invited me to do another one! To tell you that cycling is good for your health is to tell you something you likely already know. This is all your fault, you know: a bike-riding forum I hang out on had a “check out these science tattoos!” thread, and it got me to thinking: what bicycle science tats are there? For more on their trip, visit Adventurers and Scientists for Conservation Blog. There was an interesting post on the New York Times' Phys Ed blog today about the role of icing in recovery for sore muscles. Here's the mundane technical part. Well, it's my brain on bicycling science, anyway. This is a very technical story with a surprising ending. Feel free to skip the mundane part.