Hey Tom!

[Brian]

You work the Late nite shift, doncha?

I ride to 507 (HBC logistics centre designation) from North Delta...opposite
direction. Clara should not have cast aspersions on your ability to get to
work by bike as I have been doing it (periodically) for THREE YEARS. My
route is @ 17km one-way. If I feel lazy, I'll catch the 301 express on
Annacis Island on the way home.

If you are working the 11-7am shift, I hope you ride with lights!

See ya sometime.

Brian.


PS: I think one of us should lay claim to that yellow beater that's been
abandoned on the bike rack, no?

[Tom Keats]

Post by Brian
You work the Late nite shift, doncha?

Yup. I'm heading in tonight.

Post by Brian
I ride to 507 (HBC logistics centre designation) from North Delta...opposite
direction. Clara should not have cast aspersions on your ability to get to

^^^^^
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Actually, Susanna at Quayside Staffing. I guess she just isn't
aware of, or familiar with the possiblities of transportational
cycling around the Lower Mainland. A lot of folks seem to think
anything over 2 miles is too far to ride.

Post by Brian
work by bike as I have been doing it (periodically) for THREE YEARS. My

I figure it's about the same distance for me. Downhill and flat
going there, flat and up Vancouver's South Hill going home. I'm
going to head out at 9:00 PM tonight. I know I'll get there early,
but maybe I can hang around the lunch room and have a coffee from
the machine. The security desk person is gonna have fun rootin'
through all the stuff in my bike bag.

Post by Brian
If I feel lazy, I'll catch the 301 express on
Annacis Island on the way home.
If you are working the 11-7am shift, I hope you ride with lights!

I've got my fork-mounted Planet Bike Beamr-3, blinkie on the milk
crate, and generator head & tail lights (tail light mounted on
the rear fender.)

Post by Brian
See ya sometime.

I'm riding a turquoise-ish older MTB with a white (rigid) fork,
black milk crate on the back, Freddy Fenders, clips-&-straps,
generator & lights. If you see my bike in the rack, you'll
know it's me.

The real interesting bit is going to be the ride home, after
a shift of hard work. But at least I'll be crossing the
Knight St. bridge in daylight.

Post by Brian
Brian.
PS: I think one of us should lay claim to that yellow beater that's been
abandoned on the bike rack, no?

Y'know, I've never actually had a close look at what's in the rack.
I guess I'll get my chance tonight.


cheers,
Tom

[smn]

Post by Tom Keats

Post by Tom Keats
The real interesting bit is going to be the ride home, after

a shift of hard work. But at least I'll be crossing the
Knight St. bridge in daylight.<<
Have you checked out the buses going your way in the morning. You might
be less likely to detest the crowd if you can rest or sleep.
Put the coke and coffee crisp money towards the bus instead.

Post by Tom Keats

Post by Tom Keats
You work the Late nite shift, doncha?

Yup. I'm heading in tonight.

Post by Tom Keats
I ride to 507 (HBC logistics centre designation) from North
Delta...opposite
direction. Clara should not have cast aspersions on your ability to get to

^^^^^
|
Actually, Susanna at Quayside Staffing. I guess she just isn't
aware of, or familiar with the possiblities of transportational
cycling around the Lower Mainland. A lot of folks seem to think
anything over 2 miles is too far to ride.

Post by Tom Keats
work by bike as I have been doing it (periodically) for THREE YEARS. My

I figure it's about the same distance for me. Downhill and flat
going there, flat and up Vancouver's South Hill going home. I'm
going to head out at 9:00 PM tonight. I know I'll get there early,
but maybe I can hang around the lunch room and have a coffee from
the machine. The security desk person is gonna have fun rootin'
through all the stuff in my bike bag.

Post by Tom Keats
If I feel lazy, I'll catch the 301 express on
Annacis Island on the way home.
If you are working the 11-7am shift, I hope you ride with lights!

I've got my fork-mounted Planet Bike Beamr-3, blinkie on the milk
crate, and generator head & tail lights (tail light mounted on
the rear fender.)

Post by Tom Keats
See ya sometime.

I'm riding a turquoise-ish older MTB with a white (rigid) fork,
black milk crate on the back, Freddy Fenders, clips-&-straps,
generator & lights. If you see my bike in the rack, you'll
know it's me.
The real interesting bit is going to be the ride home, after
a shift of hard work. But at least I'll be crossing the
Knight St. bridge in daylight.

Post by Tom Keats
Brian.
PS: I think one of us should lay claim to that yellow beater that's been
abandoned on the bike rack, no?

Y'know, I've never actually had a close look at what's in the rack.
I guess I'll get my chance tonight.
cheers,
Tom
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