Originally Posted by
yankeefan
Funny, but I can't seem to find the post in this thread where someone proclaim to be an expert and that his/her advice supersedes everything else….
I hope it wasn’t my post you were thinking of.
Originally Posted by
Jim from Boston
Originally Posted by
Stun
… The best advice often comes from cyclists that live the closest to you…The exception here would also be Jim from Boston--anyone that can successfully commute around Boston has my full respect and probably knows how to deal with about every intersection imaginable!
I once took a recumbent cyclist from a (presumed) small town Ohio on a tour of Boston, and gingerly showed him around, riding as carefully as possible….he revealed that he is a certified Cycling Instructor by the League of American Cyclists and taught safe, including urban, cycling to adults and children. As a decades-long, year-round urban cyclist,
I proudly told him I learned by experience, and he replied, “It shows. You made some mistakes out there.” 
…
It was
Stun's proclamation.
Originally Posted by
Jim from Boston
Frankly, I have posted that I would not be inclined to encourage, unless by example (nor discourage) someone to cycle-commute, but if they so chose, I would freely and gladly give any advice...
Last edited by Jim from Boston; 03-02-15 at 01:43 PM.