https://m.youtube.com/shorts/mKSto96z2zQ Hello, I watched this video online, and someone commented under the video (see image). He got a lot of likes, and he seems certain he's right, but I think he's wrong. The video doesn't show a special path for cyclists, but rather a safety lane. Even if he has, say, 1,000 likes, I'm 99%…
If a stop sign is visible but there's no stop line, and there's a pedestrian crossing or bike path, where should I stop for 3 seconds—before the bike path/pedestrian or before the line of sight? 🙂
You always have to ring your bell when overtaking and cyclists still ride next to each other, so you have to ride on the far right.
When in doubt, right before left? How else am I supposed to know who has the right of way as a cyclist?
I'm a bit stuck right now because I don't know what to do. Three months ago, I got a brand new Exelsior luxury women's bike from my parents for my birthday. I always ride it to school and every now and then. Right now, I wanted to ride to my boyfriend's house, who lives about…
This applies to both racing cyclists and regular cyclists, regardless of whether the cycle path is mandatory or not, and ideally also in bad conditions (e.g. heavy rain) and without lights. I would never think of driving on the road, but since a lot of people do it, why?
Hello What do you think of velomobiles? (fully enclosed, aerodynamic recumbent tricycles). Velomobiles are much faster than lame time trial bikes. Velomobiles are the fastest vehicles that you can drive without a driver's license. https://youtu.be/9WKJLZtE1Pc?si=zD3y4VQPDAX4brbp
My requirements: functional in heat and cold Can be operated for at least 4 hours at a time Easy to disassemble
I once rode along a dirt road in the dark, and I can tell you, it wasn't fun. I could barely see anything, even with my bike lights. Since then, I've never ridden on unlit bike paths in the dark again and stay within the city.
Hello You are probably familiar with these fully faired recumbent bikes. Certain models can reach 50 km/h on flat terrain with just 135 watts of pedal power, and 60 km/h and more for longer periods, so no problem on flat terrain. What do you think if they drove 60 km/h on cycle paths? Question to…
I'm still in the middle of my cycling course. I practice with my new bike (tricycle) almost every day. It depends on the weather. Little by little, the difficulty is improved so that I can ride not just on smooth roads/sidewalks, but on cobblestones or similar, as well as narrow cycle paths, crossing roads, in…
Hello, I'm going on vacation soon and have planned a long bike tour. I'm starting in Vorarlberg, Austria, and my destination is either the North Sea or the Mediterranean. Has anyone ever done this and knows where the best place to sleep is in Germany or Italy, for example in the forest, or are there…