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[–] 8 points 3 months ago* (4 children)

If I didn't live in America.

Ftfy.

Also, it isn't better in an American countryside, unless you like semis blasting past at 55mph giving you zero room while you ride on a nearly non-existent shoulder. I've been there. It isn't fun, though it does get the adrenaline pumping. Also, things are way further apart so it's a lot more biking to get anywhere. God bless the US of A.

Before someone says "biking is also bad in XYZ location:" Of course there are also other places in the world that don't have bike infrastructure, but America is kinda the most famous for it, especially considering the country's wealth.

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  • [–] 1 point 3 months ago* (3 children)

    I definitely agree with you about riding on country roads, but I love in the PNW and was thinking more about being closer to mountain bike trails out in the woods as far away from cars as I can be.

    There are also some cities around that have good bike infrastructure where they're at least common enough in the city that people watch out for them or even better there are dedicated bike paths up on the curb so you're not just separated from traffic by a white strip of paint on the ground.

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  • [–] 1 point 3 months ago (1 child)

    Ahh, yeah, logging roads and the likes, suuuper rural stuff. And yeah, I live in Spokane, and the bike infrastructure is fragmented, but not as bad as you'd think.

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