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Old 09-01-04 | 08:44 PM
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shokhead
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Originally Posted by Roughstuff
I do alot of riding in the Berkshires, and we have a new bicycle trail that runs parallel to Massachusetts Rt 8.

I use the trail some; but there are times when the main road is better. I find that experienced cyclists--especially racers--use the main road because it has no pedestrians, dogs, children and bladers on its shoulders.

95% of the time, a trail is not going where I wish to go. Ergo, I rarely support initiatives to expand 'bicycle' trails when i hear about them. What goodwill they generate for cyclists often is squandered when cyclists--who cuss that automobiles will not share the road with them--turn around and whine about sharing trail space with other users.


roughstuff
Lets see,sidewalks are for walking,streets for cars and bikepaths for everybody.How about a place for bikes,and nothing but.
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