[Sportsandrec] Tandeming, Blind Stokers, Captains/Pilots, and Blind Cycling
Everett Gavel
everettgavel at att.net
Sun Apr 25 19:27:21 UTC 2010
Hi Fred, and All,
Good to hear from you, Fred. This is a great list full
of great people -- and great, informative responses. I
love this list and recommend it often.
I'm glad you shared the info on the Blind Stokers Club.
In addition to what you've said below, I want to point
out that they have a database of tandem cycling stokers
and captains (or 'pilots'), as well. For anyone
interested, they can be found at:
http://blindstokersclub.org/
Fred, I know there are some cyclists here, most of whom
give great input and I always look forward to their
posts.
But I also wanted to let you know if you want to
discuss cycling with numerous other tandemers, there's
a list called Blind Cycling over at YahooGroups. It
currently has more than 60 subscribers, and can be
found at this link:
http://www.yahoogroups.com/groups/blind_cycling/
Ride On!
Everett
----- Original Message -----
> My name is Fred Chambers, and one of my hobbies is
> tandem cycling.
> I've read that some blind stokers are on this list.
> newest ride is a tandem
> recumbent trike from S&B Recumbents. It's wonderful,
> fast, smooth,
> and easy to ride. Its only drawbacks are that it is
> over 9-feet
> long, and I doubt it'd do well offroad.
>
> I recently discovered a Blind Stokers' Club. They
> are
> "international," but based near me in San Diego.
> I've not ridden
> with them yet, due to already having rides set-up,
> etc. The group is
> fairly well-funded, and grows by about a dozen
> stokers a month. They
> do not have a discussion list, mostly because they
> meet at rides and
> network then.
>
>
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