Originally Posted by hotwheels
very nice
Thanks.
Originally Posted by Ranger
Looks like you could mount up some flotation tires for the red route.
Yeah. And on a hot afternoon commute home I get to see bikinis too.
The "red" route is much more enjoyable. The blue route has no trees until I get into the city. The one advantage of the "blue" route is on the commute home it offers fantastic vistas of the "Little & Big Belt Mountains and the Rocky Mountain front.
Originally Posted by cyclezealot
CZ. Trees, rivers...Nice commute...Hope its' appearance reflects a lack of cars, most of your commutes. how lucky.
One of the selling points for cycling for so many of us...About areas such as this...
Photos of freeways choking with cars not moving.
On this leg of my commute I may be passed by 10 cars total going the same direction. Fewer going the opposite direction. Most people that live near me use the "blue" route since it is much shorter and enters the city at about its half way point from east to west. The map also only indicates the rural part of the commute. The city part has much more traffic.