Not yet, but getting closer.

I got tired of sitting in traffic in my crappy minivan.

Other than my Two Wheel Gear bag, of course, I'd say my Blundstones: They are great three-season shoes that you can wear on the bike and in the office.

It's a bit of activity that's good for both my mental and physical health, I never get slowed by traffic, and I get to explore my city in a more visceral way than in a car.

My city needs more safe bike infrastructure.

A fat-bike ride across frozen Great Slave Lake under the northern lights.

Don't use clip-in pedals, flat pedals are just fine. You don't need carbon fibre. Three speeds works, seven is the most you'll need.

"The influence of bike racing has overcomplicated cycling these days, but you can still enjoy its simple pleasures.I highly recommend slow, relaxing city jaunts with friends that end with ice cream."

No crashes with cars, thankfully. 

I don't wear a helmet if my route has safe bike infrastructure, but I will wear one if I'm out for a road or mountain bike ride. There's no mandatory law here, which I'm grateful for. I'm an anti helmet fundamentalist: If you choose to wear one or not, you get any judgement from me.

A device that affixes an Apple Air Tag to my bike securely while keeping it visible to discourage bike thieves.

Yes, I don't go to the office as often compared to before the pandemic happened.

Check out more from Tom on the Shifter Cycling Blog here!