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	<title>Comments on: Anatomy Of A Bicycle Commuter</title>
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		<title>By: Jeff Selfa</title>
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		<dc:creator>Jeff Selfa</dc:creator>
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		<description>I&#039;d like to add that for potential rainy weather it&#039;s really nice to have good fenders and some simple rain wear that can be stowed in your backpack or rack bag.  Plastic grocery bags can cover your feet in a pinch, but neoprene shoe covers are better.

For regular commuting I really like having a rear-view mirror.  The one I use attaches to my helmet, but other types attach to the handlebar or glasses.  FYI, backpacks tend to obstruct helmet/glasses mounted mirrors.

Finally, I&#039;d like to stress following the [legal] rules of the road.  Korey&#039;s urban cycling link above has great info for this. Commuting cyclists aren&#039;t that common yet, so it is important that we follow the rules to be respectful and establish common expectations.  Be prepared for motorists that aren&#039;t looking for you and/or don&#039;t know how to behave (like yielding to you when they have the right-of-way).

Thanks for the thorough and informative post, Korey!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I&#8217;d like to add that for potential rainy weather it&#8217;s really nice to have good fenders and some simple rain wear that can be stowed in your backpack or rack bag.  Plastic grocery bags can cover your feet in a pinch, but neoprene shoe covers are better.</p>
<p>For regular commuting I really like having a rear-view mirror.  The one I use attaches to my helmet, but other types attach to the handlebar or glasses.  FYI, backpacks tend to obstruct helmet/glasses mounted mirrors.</p>
<p>Finally, I&#8217;d like to stress following the [legal] rules of the road.  Korey&#8217;s urban cycling link above has great info for this. Commuting cyclists aren&#8217;t that common yet, so it is important that we follow the rules to be respectful and establish common expectations.  Be prepared for motorists that aren&#8217;t looking for you and/or don&#8217;t know how to behave (like yielding to you when they have the right-of-way).</p>
<p>Thanks for the thorough and informative post, Korey!</p>
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