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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 13:01    Post subject: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


edited for corrections.

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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 13:03    Post subject: Re: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
grego262 wrote:
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


I'm surprised Yorba Linda, CA didn't make it. Great hills.
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 13:03    Post subject: Re: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
grego262 wrote:
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


I don't have the guts to ride downtown. I'll stick to the suburbs thank you.
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 13:03    Post subject: Re: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
grego262 wrote:
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


Lot's of nice parks and trails in Madison. No surprise there...
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 13:04    Post subject: Re: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
grego262 wrote:
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


Ahem! I rode from the Bronx to Commack, LI(about 55 miles) than From Commack to South Hampton (another 50 miles). Took Broadway all the way down to the 59th street bridge in Manhattan than a straight run to commack. Queens drivers were the most clueless though.

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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 13:06    Post subject: Re: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
omega lambda wrote:
grego262 wrote:
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


I'm surprised Yorba Linda didn't make it. Great hills.


Who's she?
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 13:09    Post subject: Re: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
shelflifers wrote:
omega lambda wrote:
grego262 wrote:
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


I'm surprised Yorba Linda didn't make it. Great hills.


Who's she?


Her initials are YL, and my initials are YL (ignoring the hyphen of course). Perhaps I should have said great curves as well, no?

I'm kidding. Really. Yorba Linda is a CITY. Shelf is just funning with me.
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 13:17    Post subject:
So you weren't saying some gal had nice hills? Ok, my bad...here ends the funning...
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 15:03    Post subject: Re: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
grego262 wrote:
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


edited for corrections.



I seriously doubt Arlington, Texas is a great place to ride a bike. I mean it...people up there don't appreciate bicycles, no bike lanes, clogged and congested roads. Unless it changed literally overnight.
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 15:07    Post subject: Re: Top Ten Cities to ride in the US
AlaninTX wrote:
grego262 wrote:
According to Bicycling Magazine

1. Las Vegas
2. Akron, OH
3. Albuquerque, NM
4. Anaheim, CA
5. Anchorage, AK
6. Arlington, TX
7. Atlanta, GA
8. Augusta, GA
9. Madison, WI
10. NYC, NY


edited for corrections.



I seriously doubt Arlington, Texas is a great place to ride a bike. I mean it...people up there don't appreciate bicycles, no bike lanes, clogged and congested roads. Unless it changed literally overnight.


i think they wanted to continue listing cities beginning with the letter A
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 15:10    Post subject:
Anchorage..I guess the bikes up there come with snowplows. I bet the biking is great for about 4 months a year.
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 15:15    Post subject:
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Anchorage..I guess the bikes up there come with snowplows. I bet the biking is great for about 4 months a year.


It is probably the lack of cars that makes Anchorage good for bicycling. I wonder if they've considered the moose, though.
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 15:58    Post subject:
omega lambda wrote:
AlaninTX wrote:
Anchorage..I guess the bikes up there come with snowplows. I bet the biking is great for about 4 months a year.


It is probably the lack of cars that makes Anchorage good for bicycling. I wonder if they've considered the moose, though.


Don't know if I could out pedal a moose, this one looks pretty fast.
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 20:20    Post subject:
phila used to be up there every year
i wonder what happened
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PostPosted: 10/08/02 - 20:33    Post subject:
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phila used to be up there every year
i wonder what happened


John Street got elected
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