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What is the cycling like where you live?
I'm really lucky to live where I live because we have a really strong cycling community in the Dayton Ohio area. Most people don't think of Ohio as a cycling meca or anything but we have a lot. We have more Rails to Trails than any other state. Dayton is especially good because we have at least a few hundred miles of bike trails in the area. I can go two blocks from my house and hop on my town's trail and I can ride over 100 miles to Cincinnati, all on bike paths.
Five Rivers Metro Parks of Montgomery County where Dayton is found is creating a cycling hub near down town where three or four paths meet. Cyclists will be able able to use lockers, showers and secure bike storage there. They want to encourage bike commuting into the downtown area which is great IMHO.
We also have within an hour's drive of Dayton seven mountain bike trails which make up at least 75 miles of trails.
So what's it like where live?
I'm really lucky to live where I live because we have a really strong cycling community in the Dayton Ohio area. Most people don't think of Ohio as a cycling meca or anything but we have a lot. We have more Rails to Trails than any other state. Dayton is especially good because we have at least a few hundred miles of bike trails in the area. I can go two blocks from my house and hop on my town's trail and I can ride over 100 miles to Cincinnati, all on bike paths.
Five Rivers Metro Parks of Montgomery County where Dayton is found is creating a cycling hub near down town where three or four paths meet. Cyclists will be able able to use lockers, showers and secure bike storage there. They want to encourage bike commuting into the downtown area which is great IMHO.
We also have within an hour's drive of Dayton seven mountain bike trails which make up at least 75 miles of trails.
So what's it like where live?