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The tradeoff is -- where the cars drive, there's very little debris, because the tires scatter it off to where they don't drive. So I ride in the outside wheel
by wiredfool 3y ago
The tradeoff is -- where the cars drive, there's very little debris, because the tires scatter it off to where they don't drive. So I ride in the outside wheel path.
Road shoulders are the worst place to ride, because that's where the crap accumulates that gives you flats.
- lukas099 3y agoYeah, I've ridden on country roads with huge wide shoulders, and stayed right next to where the cars are due to the debris. Clearing bike paths/shoulders of debris would make a real difference in safety while bicycling.
- ultrarunner 3y agoIn my experience, cars do tend to push debris around, but they are also the major source of it.