Between Guerrero and San Jose streets. I'm digging the square wheels. Some rad tricks waiting to happen.
Squareper bikes
Tandems only?
Juan way.
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Wow, surely that's not official? If it is, worst approximation of a bicycle ever! I'll cut it some slack if it's a DIY bike lane.
ReplyDeleteThat top one is for bikes with flat tires only. ;)
ReplyDeleteMost bike lanes have a DIY feel to them. Who knows what they were thinking when the painted em.
@Thom- the ones near my place are all bad (this is one of them). The closest ones all have the riders wearing straw rice paddy hats!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.flickr.com/photos/33353980@N07/3195867762/
Cool pictures. Looks all about chaotic. Hopefully your bike lanes will have a uniform design at the end of the day. But well, diversity makes it more interesting ;-).
ReplyDeleteThom/ I think the street was fresehly repaved. mmmmh right.
ReplyDeleteSpiderLegGreen/ flats-lane!
Adrienne Johnson/ that's because SFbike-lane logos either drink clover milk or sport a coleman rain hat, rumor has it...