I am on a listserve called IceBike, with other cyclists all over the
northern US, Canada and a few in Europe. I would think if there is
such a thing I would have heard about it. I can only imagine that the
liability for such trails would be huge, more than any government
agency would want to deal with. Also, ice trails would only really be
useful for people with studded tires, which very few people have.
Considering that ice is, for most people, strongly associated with
very painful falls on a bike, I doubt anyone has even thought of it
(before you of course).
Ride on,
Frank Hassler
Good Oak Ecological Services
(608) 209-0607
www.goodoakllc.com
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On Jan 19, 2009, at 5:07 PM, Chuck Linsenmeyer wrote:
Has anyone heard of any bike-friendly northern cities (Minneapolis?)
that have created seasonal bike trails on frozen lakes or rivers?
Thanks, CL
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