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Best Cities to Ride
Hi,
I live in NYC and am thinking of moving out of this area in the future. I am starting to look now for any city that would be bicycle friendly. I am leaning towards the Southwest of the country like NM, with its warmer climate and cheaper health insurance but I am open to any suggestions. I use my bike to, commute to work (20m RT), local shopping, long day trips and just getting around even though I have a car. I average about 5k a year. Either because I have been careful, plain lucky or a bit of both, I have never had a serious problem in my 45 years of riding in the streets competing with the cars, trucks, cabs and the dreaded pedestrians. I am mentioning this because I am not afraid of city traffic. Highway traffic is whole nother story since I want to live to ride another 45 years. Would anyone living in or knowing about bicycle friendly cities, want another cyclist sharing the roads with them. I would promise to say "Hi" as I pass you or vice versa. |
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