[*BCM*] Meaningless Labelling (was: Scooters in the bike lanes)

[Basil Sharpe]

Snazzy like scooters?   Take a look at the Alex Moulton bicycle story.
The older ones were at least as beautiful as the old Vespas.  They go
fast too, broke a speed record of 55 miles an our in 1983.  Not bad for
a bicycle eh? 

-----Original Message-----
From: bostoncriticalmass-bounces at bostoncriticalmass.org
[mailto:bostoncriticalmass-bounces at bostoncriticalmass.org] On Behalf Of
Jym Dyer
Sent: Friday, September 28, 2007 1:52 AM
To: Boston CM
Subject: Re: [*BCM*] Meaningless Labelling (was: Scooters in the bike
lanes)

> someone's not looking forward to biking in the rain today....

=v= Heh heh.  I'm in NYC and the raindrops didn't start until
the very very end of my ride today.

=v= If there is one way in which scooters, or at least Vespas,
have an edge, it's the snazzy fenders integrated into the
frame.  That's be a great design for bikes.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/jym/558395390/

    <_Jym_>

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