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Life is challenging at times. We go through periods where we forget what we are doing and why.
I love to ride my bike. There is no other time when I totally forget all the rest of the world. Riding is sacred. Riding is art. Riding is a completely immersive experience.
Teaching others to ride is about getting them past the mechanics such that they can enjoy the moment. I wish these feelings upon everyone.
Enjoy your bike.
Todd's Blog 
Very well put. For all of those folks who you have taught to properly ride in a group and be a good member of the cycling culture, thanks!
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