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tr1ad wrote:Savannah has a bike lane during a certain time
JF.K wrote:Always enjoyed cycling as a youth for the fun and exercise.
Wanted to get back into it, but not sure where a person can go to do this.
Recreation Grounds is out since those are Walking Tracks,
Highways are dangerous and illegal,
Normal Roads are dangerous and causes too much stop and go riding rather than a continuous run,
Back Roads are filled with Ankle Biting, Stray Dogs (property tax just came into my mind),
I am not sure if there are places in this country where spaces are allocated for bicycle riding as compared to other countries that we like to compare Trinidad to.
crazybalhead wrote:Many friends utilise the back roads between Cunupia and Grande.
Caroni southbank road, las lomas, ragoonanan road, welcome road, Brazil, through Cumoto etc.
I usually run through those back roads in Cunupia on a Sunday morning and there are ankle biters, once you know how to handle dogs you should be OK. Traffic is light, but only on Sundays.
Mercenary wrote:Forkin dogs
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:You can ride pretty much anywhere, highway is a great place to ride on the shoulder lane.
The odds of a car running off the road and killing you is less than you actually driving to work and being killed by a truck.
JF.K wrote:Always enjoyed cycling as a youth for the fun and exercise.
Wanted to get back into it, but not sure where a person can go to do this.
Recreation Grounds is out since those are Walking Tracks,
Highways are dangerous and illegal,
Normal Roads are dangerous and causes too much stop and go riding rather than a continuous run,
Back Roads are filled with Ankle Biting, Stray Dogs (property tax just came into my mind),
I am not sure if there are places in this country where spaces are allocated for bicycle riding as compared to other countries that we like to compare Trinidad to.
EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:^ and which police man stopping a bike man on the highway? I see people do it constantly everybody does it everyday and there has never been a case of someone getting charged for riding a bike on the shoulder. Police pass me every time even in road blocks they just let me through.
Police in this country eh charging nobody on a bicycle. I really not about that mainroad las lomas riding where every minute I have to stop and jump off a cliff just to get a huge truck pass me on a narrow ass piece of road.
doh get me started about pavements in this country where every 10 seconds of riding you find a portion of it with a missing manhole cover where you can damage your bike or fall to your doom. Other countries have bike lanes, this country has none. Where then do they expect you to ride? most parks they don't allow bikes, and the ones that do you must find some idiot parking their vehicle on the lane. Also I eh wa ride in a circle to nowhere I want to ride the open world
The mainroad is also extremely dangerous, I not about that vehicle sometimes LONG ones passing 2 inches from me. Where just a small clip can have you under the tire, the highway shoulder is very safe in comparison.
shameemh wrote:EFFECTIC DESIGNS wrote:^ and which police man stopping a bike man on the highway? I see people do it constantly everybody does it everyday and there has never been a case of someone getting charged for riding a bike on the shoulder. Police pass me every time even in road blocks they just let me through.
Police in this country eh charging nobody on a bicycle. I really not about that mainroad las lomas riding where every minute I have to stop and jump off a cliff just to get a huge truck pass me on a narrow ass piece of road.
doh get me started about pavements in this country where every 10 seconds of riding you find a portion of it with a missing manhole cover where you can damage your bike or fall to your doom. Other countries have bike lanes, this country has none. Where then do they expect you to ride? most parks they don't allow bikes, and the ones that do you must find some idiot parking their vehicle on the lane. Also I eh wa ride in a circle to nowhere I want to ride the open world
The mainroad is also extremely dangerous, I not about that vehicle sometimes LONG ones passing 2 inches from me. Where just a small clip can have you under the tire, the highway shoulder is very safe in comparison.
It is also illegal to ride a bicycle on a pavement/ sidewalk. Same as on the highway, hence the sign "no bicyles, no animals, no pedestrians, no mopeds." Buy this is trinidad, the land of which u can get away with murder, literally. Chaguaramas has some really nice roads to ride on tho, like the one goin into maqerepe. (Forgive the spelling)