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Gary Mc
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I have belonged to a local bicycling club for a couple years, mainly because they advocate safe
access to roads by cyclists.
Last year I joined the "League of American Bicyclists" for the same reason. I was surprized when I
found that $7.00 of my annual dues were redirected to a subscription to "Bicycling", a pubication
devoted to diamond frame bikes. For example, a recent issue of "Bicycling" had an article on how to
pick your next bike ignored recumbents. I do not object to "Bicycling", I only objected to my
charitable donation being diverted to it. I sent them an email saying so.
I suggested a no-publication alternative to membership.
We live in a strange world where so many folks are devoted to enforcing conformity.
Gary McCarty, Greenspeed GTO, Salt Lake City
access to roads by cyclists.
Last year I joined the "League of American Bicyclists" for the same reason. I was surprized when I
found that $7.00 of my annual dues were redirected to a subscription to "Bicycling", a pubication
devoted to diamond frame bikes. For example, a recent issue of "Bicycling" had an article on how to
pick your next bike ignored recumbents. I do not object to "Bicycling", I only objected to my
charitable donation being diverted to it. I sent them an email saying so.
I suggested a no-publication alternative to membership.
We live in a strange world where so many folks are devoted to enforcing conformity.
Gary McCarty, Greenspeed GTO, Salt Lake City