A Commute Race: Bike Vs. SUV
14 May 2003 - 1:00pm
A 19-pound racing bike goes up against a Range Rover for a 15-mile commute to work in the Bay Area. Guess who arrived first?
"In one corner was Carl Guardino, a triathlete and chief of the Silicon Valley Manufacturing Group, on a blue 24-speed, three-gear Trek 5200 bike -- the same one used by Tour de France champion Lance Armstrong. His route, 15 miles on bike-friendly streets, compared with 12 for the sport-utility vehicle.In the other corner stood Marcus Liban, co-founder of SV Technology, a San Francisco software company, and his 1997 Range Rover, which averages 13 mpg in the city..."
Full Story:
Biker Beats SUV Driver
Source:
San Jose Mercury News, May 14, 2003
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