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Subscribe via E-MailAlan in Sneak Peek: 2011 Breezer Uptown Infinity: "@Larry Over the past few years I’ve maintained a number of..."
Larry in Sneak Peek: 2011 Breezer Uptown Infinity: "I have a 2006 Breezer Uptown 8. The chaincase got loose very..."
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Mike in Sneak Peek: 2011 Breezer Uptown Infinity: "The photo above appears to show a chain case with a two-inch..."
Alan in Sneak Peek: 2011 Breezer Uptown Infinity: "@Joseph “I haven’t seen a traditional Pashley chaincase. Do..."
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Joseph E in Sneak Peek: 2011 Breezer Uptown Infinity: "@Mike, my 2009 Uptown 8 has a pretty complete chaincase which..."
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Alan in Your Friend, Mr. Tailwind: "“Just get 12ft and cut out what I need?” That’s what I..."
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My Bike Lane is a website that allows users to upload photos of bike lane parking violations. Approximately 7,200 reports have been posted from around the world. New York City takes the cake with over 4,000 entries!
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3 Responses to “My Bike Lane”
Oh, I am soooooooooooo joining this!! I am sick of how often I have to stop traffic to allow my kids to get around these clueless, uncaring drivers! Thanks for posting this!
Nice site. I will make sure to use it.
The risk in my neck of the woods (Salem, Oregon) is not so much parked cars but dark plastic garbage and recycling carts left in the bike lanes — I use a bright flashing LED light in front and, despite this, have nearly been clobbered a couple of times, stopping only inches from ramming one of these bins while riding at night.
I’m trying to get a campaign going to get householders not to put the carts in the bike lane and to have the city make sure that all the carts are marked with reflective paint or tape, but it seems like it will require someone getting killed or seriously injured to make folks take notice.
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