Last post about the training rides, I had mentioned about the Mountain View to Portola Valley. The ride was on 11/17/2007 and 26.7 miles in all. It was a fun ride (except when climbing the hills) but I was glad that I made back to starting point within the designated ride speed. The lessons learned [...]
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Last week I wrote about the fuel cell buses in Oakland and was complaining about efficiency in alternate fuel generation. I read this article the next day and what a break through. Hopefully it can be replicated in a large scale In new table-top reactor, bacteria from wastewater produce abundant, clean hydrogen from cellulose, or [...]
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I read on Wired about AC transit deploying 3 fuel cell powered buses in Oakland. I live close enough to go check them out (Still trying to figure which route). The thing I really think is right about this project is that AC Transit is planning is use Solar Energy needed for Electrolysis. Sun + [...]
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I did my first official ALC training ride on 11/10. We started in Mt. View and went through Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Palo Alto and back. As I work in Sunnyvale I have driven through many of the streets we rode through but this was a new experience. Anyone interested in the route can take a [...]
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Check out some real bike innovation at Wired
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