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The best routes are the ones you haven’t ridden. You could pedal the same loops year after year. Many people do, literally or figuratively. But to grow, you need new rides. Risks. Turn down lanes you’ve long seen but never traveled. Get lost once or twice, then double back to where you started and try again. Live like this and you come to see unknown territory not as threatening, but as intriguing.
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This is my friend Pete on the new bike path on Northerly Island (the former site of Meigs airfield) with the Chicago skyline in the background. Chicago’s lakefront is a wonderful place for cycling.
—David Kee
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