Minneapolis top biking city

Posted June 23rd, 2009 by Matt I.
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Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis

From the article:

Open the garage, grip the handlebars, stand on the pedals, and go. That’s all it takes for Joseph Duffy, a graphic designer in Minneapolis, to start his morning commute to work. But what lies ahead—a 15-mile route starting on converted railroad beds in the suburbs and ending on the dedicated bike lanes of the city’s downtown core—is a trip made possible only by a decade of planning to make the city fully compatible with two-wheeled transit.

Like many of the world’s best biking cities, Minneapolis has built an infrastructure that promotes bicycling on many fronts. From bike lockers and designated street lanes to recreational trails and snowplows dedicated to clearing off-street paths, a system exists to make transportation on a bike efficient, safe, and hassle-free.

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Grand Rounds

On June 23rd, 2009 Carrie (not verified) said:

Reading this post inspired me to set up bike ride along the Grand Rounds with a bunch of my friends over the fourth of July. Thought you'd like to know the influence a good blog can have.

Thanks

On June 24th, 2009 Matt I. said:

Carrie, I am glad we can inspire. Enjoy the ride.

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