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I think we were raised in very different cycling cultures. I was taught to be embarrassed at much less than 15mph under my own power. Being lazy, I usually rode
by closeparen 6y ago
I think we were raised in very different cycling cultures. I was taught to be embarrassed at much less than 15mph under my own power. Being lazy, I usually rode closer to 11-12 when alone, and the only slower bikes I encountered were small children. Many athletic cyclists zoomed by at 20-25.
I was also taught to assert my right of way when I have it, and be deferential when I don’t. So the designation of the path does matter.
- t-writescode 6y agoIt also sounds like you guys exist in different areas. The situation you're completely against is the status quo in Seattle.
- mulmen 6y agoYeah see, that's why there are bike lanes in the street too. If you want to travel at traffic speeds join traffic. Ebikes are great for this. Instead people ride ebikes at 20+mph within feet (or inches!) of pedestrians. While hardcore cyclists are in the street dodging cars. You're describing fantasy.