David Henri
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  • Chicago, IL
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6 feet, not 6 inches on the trail
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Consider this a rant.  I'll admit it is Saturday and in the 50's.  I took a ride to the north branch trail to check it out and get out of the streets.  There were a fair amount of people sharing the…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by David Henri Apr 15, 2020.

Cyclists crash at Dearborn and Wacker yesterday
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Yesterday Monday August 27th at 4:45 pm I was riding north on Dearborn after work.  It was crazy windy and gusting back and forth, so I was taking my time, no hurry.  Between Lake and Wacker, another…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Tricolor Aug 29, 2018.

Kharma
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I'm not superstitious, but I've had a few moments of Kharma lately.Today was great.  I was riding in on southbound Milwaukee, just north of Belmont.There is some construction on the northbound side…Continue

Started this discussion. Last reply by Bill S. Jun 7, 2018.

Rescued by Rogers Park Cyclists
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Adam C. Aug 3, 2017.

 

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What I ride:
Road, Mixte, Vintage, Divvy (bike share)
The kind of riding I do:
Recreational, Exercise, Commuting, Around Town, Social
What brings you to The Chainlink?
Returning after a hiatus.
About me:
Currently commuting in to downtown on Milwaukee from Lawrence, about 12 miles. Going on 5 years now. I enjoy building bikes and restoring old beautiful classics. I ride all over Chicago whenever and wherever I can.
My first bike:
My first two-wheeled bike was a 20 incher (red) and I rode it everywhere at 8 years old. Never looked back.

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