[ SECRET POST #2769 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2769 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Cycling

[(Anonymous)]

I live in Canada, and cycle to work during spring-summer-fall (which is about 5 months of the year). And yes, we must wear helmets, and have lights on our bikes if riding after dark. I wear spandex and reflective gear.

But I'm not hardcore enough for winter biking. It gets to -40, you'd need heavy duty cold weather gear, studded tires, and the snow and road salt is hard on the bike. Also, our city bad enough at snow clearing that it's sometimes hard to get around by car, so it just seems like WAY too much work to bike in the snow and ice.

Re: Cycling

[comma_chameleon]

Oh god my city's terrible. There's no 'you must clear the sidewalk in front of your home' law like there was where I used to live, so half the time you have to walk on the road because the sidewalks are covered in four feet of snow. :/

Where do you live that helmets are mandatory though? I'm assuming they're mandatory for kids in my area as I've never seen someone under ~13 without one, but short of hardcore cyclists who bike on 60+km/hr roads, I've never seen an adult wearing a helmet.