I can second that motion! Montreal's bridges were NOT fun. :-( 5 years of
riding/racing there were enough thanks.

Went up and rode a loop of the Gats this morning. I noticed that the bike
lanes seemed pretty clean (I didn't have an urge to just ride in the car
lane, which is what I'd do if the bike lane is full of crap) and I noticed
that there are now arrows indicating the direction of traffic for the bike
lane. Overall I personally didn't see too much to complain about, but we'll
see how those perhaps more critical of lanes/paths find it.

David Bilenkey
OBC member
(on and off since 1987!)
and organizer of the Vintage Rides


> -----Original Message-----
> From: mike lang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: August 13, 2002 2:58 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: [obc] Champlain Bridge
>
>
> You guys are really spoiled. Try living in Montreal for 40 years. You
> want bridge crossings to die for? Head for the Mercier. Bring a priest.
>
> I think the Champlain is super - even if I flatted on Thursday coming
> home from Gatineau. There's no problem with the paint job or lane
> crossings, and it's only a matter of time before the bike lanes are
> swept; there's no reason to think these will accumulate debris any more
> than Island Park does presently. Each bike lane is (just) wide enough to
> accommodate cyclists going in both directions and the expansion joints
> are wide enough to keep the roller bladers in stitches.
>
> I only hope the powers that be keep the bike lanes and sidewalk plowed
> and salted during the winter.

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