Biker Down: Adelaide Perr
No one comes to Drunkcyclist for a downer of a post, but this very well might be one. So if you’re looking for a dick Continue reading
Category Archives: Biker Down
Road biking is dangerous, but this should never happen.
Last week in San Diego, a 49 year-old woman named Theresa Owens was high on meth and made a horrible decision to drive, resulting in Continue reading
Don’t Hassle the Hoff…But Do Help Him Out
I ride alone. I ride alone a lot. And when I ride alone, I often think about what would happen if I crashed hard and Continue reading
Cyclist Down and Speaking Up
Last week, Tucson cyclist, Brendan Lyons and his girlfriend Lorena Evans were struck by a car while out on a ride celebrating Lorena’s birthday. They Continue reading
Cyclist down…
Amy Dombroski killed in training – Velonews Another sad day out there on the roads. Another cyclist killed, doing what she loved. It looks like Continue reading
Cyclist Down – Amelie Le Moullac
I’m a touch late on this one, but sad news came out of San Francisco last week. Amelie Le Moullac was riding in the Folsom Continue reading
Biker Down – Mike “Boozer” Brown
It’s always awful to see these things happen. But during tragic events like this, it brings out the best of the cycling community. Let’s rally Continue reading
Cyclist Down…
I haven’t posted here in awhile, and for that, I’m pretty sorry. Of course, I roll in today with some bad news. Another one of Continue reading
Cyclists down
If you haven’t already seen this video, go ahead and watch it. The crash happens at 2:38. Now I could get on here and bash Continue reading
Buzzed
Anyone who has been in the bush searching for Charlie for any length of time knows the scenario: Big car. Little bike. Little chance. But Continue reading
Cyclist down
From: Jacob W. I have been following DC for about 5 years now and I am doing something I had hoped never to have to Continue reading
Cyclist down
We’ve been storing up a few of these “cyclist down” stories here at Drunkcyclist over the past few weeks. I started cataloging these stories many Continue reading