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I have an observation for Craig (if he cares to hear it)
I'm a big fan of everything he has done, and is trying to do. In fact my project was inspired from a point he made on his website about "maybe the best thing to do is start with a bike that already gets good gas mileage" (paraphrased)
I would love to take part in the "Vetter Challenge" but there are two obstacles!
The first is - it's my perception that the rules are "arbitary", which is unbecoming of a serious competition. People's habits vary across the world, as do the size and shape of grocery bags (not to mention the packing and storage method). The rules (as clarified) are built around "Craig's world" which I fear is very different from most of us.
F1 rules have stability and clear concise definitions, yet they still spark controversy - because people need to know where the goalposts are, and that Craig won't move them.
The second obstacle is called the Atlantic, but I suspect it is a simpler impediment than the politics of the competition.
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