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So here's us, on the raggedy edge.
Once there was a haunted loop / of your deep fallen tears / a forehead resting / on a record shelf — A.C. Newman, There are Maybe 10 or 12 |
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The New York Times gives Montreal’s new Bixi program glowing coverage while Vancouver’s drivers continue to whine about the loss of a lane on the Burrard Bridge in favour of bikes.
Bike sharing programs are great, and it’s nice to see them being put in place in a hilly city like Montreal. From the article:
On a test ride, I found the bike to be stable and comfortable. The three gears, while widely spaced, included one low enough for climbing roads running up the extinct volcano which forms the island of Montreal.
Hills in Vancouver are the continuing red herring against a bike sharing program, along with the fiction that cycling is only good for people who are already fit. Hopefully we can get over this and get a program in place.
Posted by skooter at 6:18 PM
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This entry is tagged: Bike Sharing, Montreal