Also:
YouTube - Plaid - Itsu

there's also this: http://www.movingtargetzine.com/article/interesting-picture-of-courier-routes

El Diablo, you guessed my game already, that's something i've been working on since Wednesday, tracing all of my routes onto a map of London, if other people would like to contribute to this like El Diablo said i'd be very grateful, it would be a far more coherent map of London cyclists' route.

did you just draw with a marker on your screen?

How would you measure your cycling?

friends.
pints.
smiles.

through independent reviews...

of beers drunk without waistline gain

Hello all, thanks for all the input, i'm very happy with all the ideas flowing.

And to Fred, no it's a map bought for £6.99 from Stanfords that's about A0 size, to which i've drawn every ride i've done since Wednesday with a Stabilo permanent marker pen designed for use on OHPs. I photographed it Friday, hence the brightness in the middle where the flash went off.

And thank-you to Wayne, i loved the Graphis Diagram set on flickr, it's great to get some visuals for my research.

Keep it coming everyone, i'm more than happy to buy more maps and transfer your routes onto them, gathering a much more holistic visual (to quote villa-ru) "fixed highway" map.

.. in crashes avoided, sweat, grins and mud.

time lapse map of eCourier over 3 day period

http://www.ecourier.co.uk/media/eCourier_GPS.mpeg

I like that a lot.

red lights jumped

bikes stolen

crashes due to stunning female distraction (my count was 1 last week)

dm - why not create a community google map, those of us bored enough to can mark out our most frequent route or most recent journey?

crashes
get everyone to put down points of impac with
cars
tarmac
paedos / walkengers
immoveable objects
a pattern might emerge which could help us avoid the most dangerous streets in london !

how far down you can get the 99 bottles of beer on the wall song

in gear inches ;)