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Monthly Archives: December 2012
2012 Statistics in Review: In Case You’re Interested
2012 Annual Report for CarFreeBrad.com Here’s an excerpt: 600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. This blog got about 7,400 views in 2012. If every person who reached the top of Mt. Everest viewed this blog, it … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad, carfreebrad.com, Urban Bike
Tagged Annual report, Mount Everest, Statistics, Wordpress
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Everyone Else Is Doing It: CarFreeBrad Year in Review
No use trying to fight it. Everyone and their mother is doing a “Year in Review” or “Best of List” so I guess I’ll do that to but I’m not going to think about it and just freestyle a post … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad, carfreebrad.com, Urban Bike
Tagged CarFree, CarFreeBrad, CarFreeBrad.com
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Stay safe winter cycling with super easy DIY signal gloves
If you are one of these brave souls, though, visibility is key and these incredibly easy DIY signal gloves from Instructables user Harmless Matt won’t put a huge dent in your wallet and will hopefully keep them out of you and the … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad, carfreebrad.com, Uncategorized, Urban Bike
Tagged Boston Snow Totals, Clothing, Cycling, Do it yourself, Glove, Guy Kawasaki, Harmless Matt, Instructables, Massachusetts Winter Storm Advisory, Weather Forecast, Winter, Winter biking
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Ok, I Might Need A Car
Today was a real challenge in the CarFreeBrad world, actually the last few days have driven me to question my resolve to remain CarFree for the foreseeable future. Ironically, this internal struggle has nothing to do with any of the … Continue reading
LeBron James says he bikes to most Heat home games
Oh my God, I hate LeBron James. Rather than go through the reasons (most of them are completely irrational anyway) and have to back them up with evidence and/or conviction, I’ll just add this to the list of why I … Continue reading
Parking Ticket!?!?!?
Didn’t know this was/could be a real thing but I saw it with my own eyes the other day as I walked to the office in Boston. It’s a good thing they don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad.com, masschallenge, Urban Bike
Tagged Bicycle, Boston, Cycling, Hubway, New Balance Hubway, Segregated cycle facilities, Worcester
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It’s Over!
The search is OVER! It took a while to find a bike to be the appropriate replacement for my old commuter that fit my budget as well. In reality, I’ve got a list of bikes I’d love to get but … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad, carfreebrad.com, Urban Bike
Tagged Cycling, Huffy, Road bicycle, Sports, Worcester
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The Search Continues
Anyone that follows the trials and tribulations of CarFreeBrad know that I’ve been without my commuter bike lately and realized it is time for a replacement. I’ve been on the hunt but that hunt has intensified lately as the weather … Continue reading
Posted in Bike commute, brad on a bike, Car Free, carfreebrad.com, Urban Bike
Tagged CarFreeBrad, Cycling, Road bicycle, Travel, United States
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MBTA mTicket Experience- Quick Tip for Commuters!
After a much ballyhooed debut and trial at North Station routes, the MBTA mTicket app is available to me to get from South Station to Worcester! I downloaded it last night and tried it for the first time this morning … Continue reading
An Overlooked Survival Tool: The Bicycle
I can’t say enough about bikes and biking. Even at times when I hate bikes, I love them. On its worst day, a bike still beats all other modes of transport in so many ways. Just add one more to … Continue reading
