Sentences with phrase «preferred than a bike»

For one, it actually creates a separated bike lane on the roadway, which is much more preferred than a bike lane that is simply painted on the side of the road and almost looks like a road shoulder rather than a dedicated path for bicyclists.

Not exact matches

An ardent tree climber, bike rider, feeder of birds and catfish (the water hazards at Eldorado swarm with them), she much prefers to sleep in an old T shirt than in a nightgown.

However, people who are built taller or broader may prefer bikes that are set up to be wider and taller, because they'll be more comfortable than narrower bikes.

I also prefer using the stationary bike rather than the treadmill.

If you prefer, take a swim in the heated Dunes Pool less than a mile away or any number of popular area attractions from lighthouses to bike trails.

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The bag will keep reusables clean and tidy, and hopefully discourage the scruple-less antisocial types who prefer to shatter or strew goods on the bike path rather than leave them for others to find.

Though there are few real surprises, interesting data are offered to back up the common observation that young people prefer driving less, are walking and biking more, and take public transit more frequently than older people do.

«For more than a decade, people have been telling us bike planners they'd prefer to ride on sidewalks, but the common design practice is to avoid that,» explains Matthew Ridgway, a principal and leader of the pedestrian and bicycle discipline group at Fehr & Peers in San Francisco.