Lucas C. Wheeler
@lcwheeler@ecoevo.social
Green Labs Shared Equipment Coordinator – CU Boulder. Interested in # ecology , # conservation , # restoration , and # sustainability . Background in # biochemistry and the # evolutionary genetics of # plants . I dabble in # ScientificProgramming and # ComputationalModeling . I love # nature . # Photography , # hiking , # cycling , # kayaking , # reading , # writing , # sewing , # botanizing , # herping , and # learning . I believe social justice should be woven into the practice of science. Opinions my own.
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Lucas C. Wheeler
@lcwheeler@ecoevo.social
Green Labs Shared Equipment Coordinator – CU Boulder. Interested in # ecology , # conservation , # restoration , and # sustainability . Background in # biochemistry and the # evolutionary genetics of # plants . I dabble in # ScientificProgramming and # ComputationalModeling . I love # nature . # Photography , # hiking , # cycling , # kayaking , # reading , # writing , # sewing , # botanizing , # herping , and # learning . I believe social justice should be woven into the practice of science. Opinions my own.
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@lcwheeler@ecoevo.social
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Apr 11, 2026
@Unixbigot That is ridiculously slow, to the point that it seems intentionally designed to make it difficult for people to cycle. I would have a tough time going that slow on a purely mechanical bicycle. I can understand having some kind of speed limit on multi-use paths, because where I live people on throttle e-bikes are regularly blasting past walkers going about 40km/h, no exaggeration. *That* is legitimately dangerous to pedestrians. But, 10kph?!!
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