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By: nice try

nice try — Tue, 03 Jun 2008 17:01:09 +0000

Yeah, its nice and all- pretty. But too bad the bike lane only goes one way, from the slope to prospect heights.
I guess only rich breeders in the slope and in Prospect Heights deserve a bike lane that gets them to where they need to go.
what about those of us trying to get from the South side of eastern parkway to...anywhere. Yeah we have a bike path on the greenway, but it dumps you into traffic, or onto the crowded sidewalk in front of the museum - forget about trying to get around GAP without illegally riding on the sidewalks, or fighting through a series of confusing crossings. Lame.