Originally Posted by crank'n

Theres always going to be knockers of a good thing. Iv been to four bike week breakfast's in the city and the numbers are growing yearly thankfully, so the awareness is growing out there ,takes time for change to filter through and adjustments to council priorites to be made,in the system from all levels, i think people get frustrated with the system / well if theres no votes in it for the pollies they won't touch a problem in some departments. Im lucky to live in an earea that cycling is at least a priority.Trans Perth are doing there bit by supply bike lockers, and cycle paths are getting laid. Looking forward to bike week'05 and another water bottle and a great breakfast and chatting to other cyclist to swap views from other suburbs.