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From: Benjamin Smith <bbsmith@u.washington.edu>
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Subject: Re: Icy rides ???
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If I could offer some advice based on having grown up in Alaska; the 
first week that the roads are snow-covered up there, we bikies stay the 
heck off the roads. People up there drive on ice like they do down here 
for that long (badly).  Afterwards, they reacquire the hang of it, but 
here the ice will be gone after a week. Ride your trainer/rollers, ride 
the lifecycle, but don't give some goose-stepping moron from So. Cal. an 
opportunity to slide into you with his car. We need all of you healthy...
Jeff, sorry to hear about your accident.

Cheers,

Ben
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