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24-06.-2008, 04:42 AM
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Re: dry run to the markets
On Jun 20, 12:54*am, "David L. Johnson" <david.john...@lehigh.edu>
wrote: > I don't really get the bike-on-bus or bike-on-train idea. *I mean, you > have a bike. *What do you need with a bus or train? *For now, bike where > * you are, and go where you can on the bike. They are a great combination for example if you want to do a fast 30 km across town to do some shopping or a quick visit to friends Ride bike , load bike on express city bus, unload bike. I also have used them to get out of suburban sprawl when going on a ride, Ten or 15 km of parking lots, fast food restarurants and car washes don't really appeal all that much if I want a ride in the country. John Kane Kingston ON Canada |
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