Cartoon Tuesday: Biking to Work with Yehuda Moon and Kickstand Cycling
In honor of Bike to Work Week in Los Angeles, I thought I would bring back "Cartoon Tuesday" with a favorite bicycling comic. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find a comic that amused as much as this drawing on the wall of Gavin Newsom's communications office, so I was at a loss.
11:45 AM PDT on May 18, 2010
In honor of Bike to Work Week in Los Angeles, I thought I would bring back “Cartoon Tuesday” with a favorite bicycling comic. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to find a comic that amused as much as this drawing on the wall of Gavin Newsom’s communications office, so I was at a loss.
But I did find myself consistently getting a chuckle out of a strip that was appearing regularly in my search about a bearded cyclists adventures. After a couple of click throughs, I discovered “Yehuda Moon and Kickstand Cycling,” a daily comic strip about cycling by a cyclist. I’m providing a copy of today’s strip above, but to follow Yehuda’s daily adventures, check out their official website, updated daily.
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