It’s a nice, safe, separated bike lane that feels good to ride in, and had lulled me into a good feeling. But it completely abandoned me in the intersection.

Thanks Ed. Fixed now.

It's pretty easy when it never rains here! I'm exaggerating, but I always intended to put fenders on my commuter bike, but then I so rarely get caught in the rain that I just never got around to it.

On one level, I thought we were past this kind of blatant suburban-voter pandering.
On another level, based on the pace of bike-land construction over the last four years, I'm not sure I would even notice a freeze.
Either way, sigh.

Here’s the sign-up form: www.prioritybicycles.com/pages/rsvp-t...

I had an embarrassing number of photos and videos on my phone of me with the bike. But this is also another reason to register your bike.

This is great, thank you. Talk of things like "stormwater management" and "bioswales" is fine, but what I get excited about in Montreal (beyond bike lanes, of course) is trees, trees and trees. Trees might be the beast way to get non-urban nerds to care about this stuff. Trees make life better

This is great. I may try this. Thank you.

Thanks Daorcey! I'll check those masks out. I haven't explored them too deeply yet.

I don't know about the mask, but that bike is 👌

Yes we do! Especially in the suburbs