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Biking in Greenwood Cemetary? - Page 3 — Brooklynian

Biking in Greenwood Cemetary?

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  • madman wrote: They also have scheduled bike runs as mentioned earlier. But I'm glad it's not open season for the spandex and sports bottle crowd.
    Exactly. The bikers in Prospect Park are so awful that I'd rather a blanket ban that includes me and my biking friends who would be there to visit our dead friend, than face recreational swarms. I don't think you can effectively sift out different kinds of bike riders, by purpose, speed or outfit. I'm curious if they *ever* allowed bikes, and instituted a ban because of bad behavior. Biking is of course a great mode of transportation.

    :D

    The trolley thing doesn't seem like such a big deal to me. I think the difference is that they are there to look at an historic cemetery. A whizzing pack of spandex is not. If I were Greenwood, I wouldn't want to get into splitting hairs about #s in a group of bikes or whatever. Can you imagine the signage, and the ensuing ridicule?
  • pitu wrote:
    The trolley thing doesn't seem like such a big deal to me. I think the difference is that they are there to look at an historic cemetery. A whizzing pack of spandex is not. If I were Greenwood, I wouldn't want to get into splitting hairs about #s in a group of bikes or whatever. Can you imagine the signage, and the ensuing ridicule?
    Thank you! My point exactly.
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