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Cyclists DO NOT WANT TO CROSS 99 at 212th. They REALLY don't. I checked some heat maps; it's VERY clear.

They want to go half a mile or more out of their way and cross at 208th, or a mile and a half via 228th.

Not wanting to cross 99 at 220th makes sense on the map. 220th interacts with I-5 in ugly ways not much further east. That's fine.

But 212th doesn't. There's infrastructure on either side of 99, albeit short a couple of blocks. And _people use that infrastructure_.

But they _don't_ leave it. And they _don't_ cross 99 there.

And I can't for the life of me tell you why from looking at maps.

They know something, though.

I wonder what.

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"The bikes are arriving in Monterey County—you may have noticed a higher-than-usual number of bikes attached to vehicles on the road lately.” — Erik Chalhoub, #MontereyCountyNow #MontereyCountyWeekly montereycountynow.com/blogs/op

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Don’t worry about the bike, 90% of bike commuting in Minnesota is clothing. A full suite of functional clothing for all seasons can cost more than an excellent commuting bike. Figuring out what clothing works for the weather, especially with extreme daily temperature swings, is pretty darn complex. #bike #bicycling