YEG imagineer
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Cycling and Active Transportation in Edmonton
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ntt1
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East side of 111 St MUP under construction north of 34 Ave.
Work also underway on the 23 Ave MUP.
Work also underway on the 23 Ave MUP.
TAS
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Came across one of these units at Coffee Bureau this morning at The Mercury. Did a quick search - motor is 1,500 watts and cost is $4,000. Impressive looking. Even has full suspension.
thommyjo
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TAS
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mBertan
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Nicely done, downtown YMCA 
(rack set up past the check-in desk)
(rack set up past the check-in desk)
Edmcowboy11
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I don't know if it has been mentioned here already but the MUP from 38 Ave that was left to be built along the Valley Line has now been built. All that's left is landscaping.
thommyjo
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Nice! Although those racks are one of the less effective designs and rarely accommodate more than 2-3 bikes. Awesome to see this though. I think our rec centres, libraries, and transit centres should all have indoor bike storage our outdoor lockers if we want to get serious about being a bike city.
Gronk!
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TAS
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mBertan
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Yeah, it's basically a *really nice* two-bike rack, lol.
Curious to see what will happen with this setup in the snowy season (with muck and snow being dragged in).
dkazzed
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Critical mass Friday if anyone wants to join. I'll be there with my kid, just deciding whether I'm bringing my analogue bike or electric long tail.
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October Critical Mass Ride - Halloween Theme
Event in Edmonton, AB by Michael Kalmanovitch on Friday, October 25 2024 with 102 people interested and 27 people going.
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TAS
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Critical mass Friday if anyone wants to join. I'll be there with my kid, just deciding whether I'm bringing my analogue bike or electric long tail.
October Critical Mass Ride - Halloween Theme
Event in Edmonton, AB by Michael Kalmanovitch on Friday, October 25 2024 with 102 people interested and 27 people going.
I'm going, too. Almost 200 people signed up now I hear. Will be a good presence as group travels down Jasper and Whyte Avenues.
If you're thinking about it, join and bring family/friends. Can get discount to Lime bikes if don't have one by contacting the group.
fromyeg
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Bicycle triggered traffic light at 97th St and Whyte has been installed.
TAS
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There is also newer-ish traffic light at 98 Street too. It's not triggered by bike but turns immediately when the button is pressed.