Quiet Roads
Renato PiereckI write about machines, movement, language, and the systems we live inside. Motorcycles, aviation, travel, and everyday life are recurring subjects here, not as hobbies, but as ways of paying attention to how things actually work.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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Is Cycling in Korea Really That Dangerous?
The delivery scooter came through the intersection first, leaning hard around a taxi that had parked half on the shoulder and half in the bike lane. A bus pulled off the curb behind it with that particular diesel groan Korean buses make whe...
A Week With a Stranger: The KGM Tivoli
For most Americans, the KGM badge means nothing at all, and that was exactly the point. Faced with a week without my Toyota Sienna here in South Korea, which was in the shop for some overdue high-mileage maintenance, I could have grabbed so...
Frost on the Leg Shields
The first frost of the season had gathered on the white leg shield when I rolled my small bike out of the apartment parking lot.
Not enough frost to scrape, or for it to matter in the grand scheme of things. Just a thin icy white outline t...
Nobody Minds
I run red lights here. Not all of them, and not recklessly, mostly late at night, mostly when the intersection is empty in both directions and I can see far enough down the road to know it. In Virginia this would have gotten me a ticket or...
Cold Boot
The metal clip that held my fuel line to the injector was smaller than a quarter. I never saw it again. I doubt anyone ever will, unless a farmer somewhere in Isle of Wight County finds it in the grass and wonders what it belongs to.
I was...
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I write about machines, movement, language, and the systems we live inside. Motorcycles, aviation, travel, and everyday life are recurring subjects here, not as hobbies, but as ways of paying attention to how things actually work.
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