In a message dated 5/23/2005 4:48:18 PM Pacific Standard Time,
cyclist@sbcglobal.net writes:
A discussion with Charlie about the 'Boxes' brought out an interesting
explanation of the difference between true 'Chicago Boxes' and the type we
actually
see as elements in our courses. Maybe Charlie can sometime explain this
popular element in a post to the this forum?
What we see are "lane changes" as opposed to "Chicago Boxes." If you shorten
the dimensions of a lane change sufficiently, eventually you get a Chicago
Box. The closest definition I can give you is that if it's fun it's probably a
lane change. If it isn't fun because it was too tight, it may be a Chicago
Box. John Kelly, can you define it better?
Charlie
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