Wow. That is depressing. I really loved having the bike rental biz on the boardwalk, and when it left I was quite sad. One of the things that bummed me out last summer was when AP decided to ban bikes from the boardwalk during daylight hours. To me, that was just a knee jerk reaction to a few bad eggs spoiling it for the rest of us responsible cyclists. If AP would've taken the time to think it through, they could've looked to the inspiration of places like Wildwood and Atlantic City, where bikes are allowed year round, and the boardwalk is painted with bike lanes. Over the summer, I saw plenty of police officers just hanging out on the boardwalk, and it wouldn't have been too hard for them to enforce responsible boardwalk cycling. It would be good for the kids also, because then they would know what is right, and what is wrong. By just banning bicycles, nobody learned a lesson. It's just absurd to me that AP Partners would allow a biz of bike rentals and then have the city pull the rug from under the guys feet.
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