Roadside Assistance

[captawol]

We often hear about the bad and not the good.

I was commuting home the other day, decided to lenghten my 6 mile commute to 20 because it was such a nice day. Ended up getting a flat on Rosedale Rd. I had pulled my bike into a driveway (no shoulders on the road here). I had pulled my tire off and was in the process of replacing the tube when a motorist stopped and asked if I needed help.

It just amazed me that someone in a car would stop and offer assistance. I have to assume (could be wrong), that he was a cyclist.

It is just good to know that if something happens miles from the nearest service that someone still might stop and offer assistance.

[shhambo]

http://www.betterworldclub.com/

this company is all about cutting down on greehouse gases.
Even if you don't own a car, 60/year for roadside assistance is well worth it if you are in the middle of nowhere.