General Discussion / Re: Aftermath of a dog bite
« on: August 02, 2021, 11:58:37 am »Even a small terrier can cause a cyclist to wreck if it launches itself at speed against the front wheel.
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Because other forms of transportation in America get more subsidies?
Not sure if (a bag) would be helpful to be less obvious that you had a bike in the train or not.
In short, if the train doesn't have some sort of roll-on bike service, to bring a bike aboard...
I can't think of any other than to say that I would advise maybe not being afraid to venture off route and do your own thing here and there.
Greyhound...Cross country it is not the way to go....If Greyhound is the best the USA provides for transcontinental bus service, it speaks poorly for the country.
It really is a shame, but...
Due to safety concerns, some touring cyclists are choosing to visit Yellowstone National Park by renting a vehicle...