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Massive? That's a pretty weak negative here. Cycling and walking feels good when there's no car around, public transport is a great time to relax, read a book o

Massive? That's a pretty weak negative here. Cycling and walking feels good when there's no car around, public transport is a great time to relax, read a book or meet people. And it's only one street, people can still drive close to where they want to be.

SirLJ 7y ago
At -20 feels great...
- inferiorhuman 7y ago
  In San Francisco?
- CraneWorm 7y ago
  You'd be surprised if you tried cycling at -20. I have, it beats cycling in 30+C. Just don't forget cold protection and you'll be fine.
  - SirLJ 7y ago
    on ice? spiked tires or chains?
    - CraneWorm 7y ago
      Ice is not that bad in the city. In winter you want to change your breaking habits. Your rear break can become an insta-lose-your-traction lever; front break is safer (your mileage may vary, obviously). It's when things start to melt that you may consider not biking: melting snow on ice creates a nasty surprise!