There are a lot of really sad bicycles in New York. Bikes chained up (and, in fact, most of them are chained, not U-locked) and seemingly forgotten about litter the sidewalks. Many are missing integral pieces — say, a wheel, or two, or a seat, or the handlebars. Many have …
I may spew happy-go-lucky about bike adventure, but the ability to have bike adventures depends in large part on a bigger context of bikeability in this world. With that in mind, welcome back to guest blogger Dieter Loibner, keeping it real in the following:) (good intentions…) Part I: Is more …
Yep. These two pictures about sum it up. At least for the Sacramento suburbs where my mom lives. 1. The old bike-lane-in-the-parking-lane trick: And… 2. The old bike-lane-halfway-in-the-gutter-and-fully-in-the-garbage-lane trick: So that’s fun! :) It’s not actually a huge deal since, as you can see, the streets are huge and not crazy heavily …
Let’s be honest here: I’ve been a little reluctant to take my bike on any train that doesn’t have roll-on service — that is, a train where you can just show up with your bike, roll it up to the baggage car where there’s a hook waiting for it, and then …
