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lots of fast guys in this thread
> "maybe there will be a groundswell of anti-racing – or as I call it, unracing. I think it has to be triggered by an event, because things left alone to drift in the wind always seem to pick a lousy wind to drift with. "
>“To the unracer, a cross-town commute counts as much as a romp on the trails or a tour down the coast,” he writes. “There’s no hierarchy or score card. You don’t get unracer points for being car free, or for pedaling your family across town at night in a sleet storm to go shopping. If it’s miserable or treacherous out and you have a car, drive it. Unracing is practical, not a religion.”
