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    OK, I wonder if the residents of this place near my office would be considered cyclists:

    http://www.cfcapartments.com/apt_apa...5&company_cd=1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    OK, I wonder if the residents of this place near my office would be considered cyclists:

    http://www.cfcapartments.com/apt_apa...5&company_cd=1
    Now I like that idea, we need some of those type urban planners in Ga, maybe solve the traffic problem. What would it be like if everyone "had" to ride bicycles for everything?

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    Quote Originally Posted by wannaduacentury View Post
    What would it be like if everyone "had" to ride bicycles for everything?
    China?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lisa S.H. View Post
    China?
    yeah, except in China, everyone is racing to get a car.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mimitabby View Post
    yeah, except in China, everyone is racing to get a car.
    I heard that story too. Or when the subway and taxi's went on strike in NYC, everyone was scrambling to get around(pictures of men riding pink girls bicycles b/c it was all they had).

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    Quote Originally Posted by wannaduacentury View Post
    I heard that story too. Or when the subway and taxi's went on strike in NYC, everyone was scrambling to get around(pictures of men riding pink girls bicycles b/c it was all they had).
    yes, that was grand!
    Mimi Team TE BIANCHISTA
    for six tanks of gas you could have bought a bike.

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    In Puerto Rico when you see men on bikes half the time it's some little kid's bike, often pink.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr. Silver View Post
    OK, I wonder if the residents of this place near my office would be considered cyclists:

    http://www.cfcapartments.com/apt_apa...5&company_cd=1
    I sent that address out to my bike advocacy group and one of our folks has some influence on our local planners, etc. and our town is in many ways similar to Bloomington IN (and close enough to it, too)... she said thanks for posting this - it may have far reaching effects

 

 

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