The Bulletin And Good Roads, Vol 27, No 22
Articles in this issue
- Side-Paths in Greater New York: Long Island City Proposals
Cyclists in Long Island City are pushing the city council to fund a dedicated cycle path network connecting the borough's main roads, citing the success of Niagara County's side-path system as a model.
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An editorial argues that placing a smooth side-path alongside a rough main road teaches the public by direct comparison what good roads can be, creating pressure on authorities to improve all road surfaces.
- Why Wait for Better Roads: Albany Wheelmen's Argument
Albany cyclists argue that waiting for good road legislation is futile and that building side-paths alongside existing bad roads offers immediate practical benefits without relying on slow legislative processes.
- Joining a Chain Properly: An Illustrated Guide
Step-by-step illustrated instructions show the correct technique for joining a bicycle chain link so it sits flat, runs smoothly over the sprockets, and does not stress the adjacent links.