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Cycling in the US from a Dutch perspective (Original Post) Coyotl Sep 2013 OP
Wish list. daleanime Sep 2013 #1
It's the chamois I want, not the lycra Kolesar Sep 2013 #2
I ride in Chicago, and the bike lane restructuring does lower stress levels. Critical Mass still ancianita Sep 2013 #3
A Child's Perspective On Cycling cantbeserious Sep 2013 #4
Wow ! yesphan Sep 2013 #10
Very interesting and telling! burrowowl Sep 2013 #5
He wants curbs to separate the bike lane from the traffic lanes? MADem Sep 2013 #6
Maybe he didn't realize just how snowy Chicago can be Art_from_Ark Sep 2013 #8
I think that's probably the case! nt MADem Sep 2013 #9
His blog has more to say caraher Sep 2013 #7

Kolesar

(31,182 posts)
2. It's the chamois I want, not the lycra
Sun Sep 29, 2013, 06:51 PM
Sep 2013

Wealth puts people into motor cars. Me and thousands of other students of modest means used bicycles at Purdue.

ancianita

(36,060 posts)
3. I ride in Chicago, and the bike lane restructuring does lower stress levels. Critical Mass still
Sun Sep 29, 2013, 07:49 PM
Sep 2013

takes over every month, just to keep up the pressure on the general public's awareness.

MADem

(135,425 posts)
6. He wants curbs to separate the bike lane from the traffic lanes?
Mon Sep 30, 2013, 02:55 AM
Sep 2013

In Chicago?

How would they clear winter snow in that case? The plastic stanchions are removable, allowing the fullest possible amount of plowing to happen.

caraher

(6,278 posts)
7. His blog has more to say
Mon Sep 30, 2013, 05:58 AM
Sep 2013
http://bicycledutch.wordpress.com/2013/06/20/us-cycling-from-a-dutch-perspective/

It's interesting that he is down on helmet use even while noting that the accident rate for bicycles is 30 times greater in the US. "Unnecessary" safety equipment is not unnecessary!
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