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Yellow Cab Quincy
Distance: 1.1 Mi
2171 Quincy -
Veterans Livery
Distance: 2.2 Mi143 Washington St
02188-1715 Weymouth -
Allen Organ Service
Distance: 3.6 Mi37 Kimball Rd
02184-7513 Braintree -
Itzaparty
Distance: 3.8 Mi824 Washington Street
2189 Weymouth -
Massachusetts Port Authority
Distance: 8.8 Mi1 Harborside Dr Ste 200S East
2128 Boston
Allen Freeman's
- 155 Kendrick Ave Apt 104
- Quincy, Massachusetts
- 02169-7900
- Phone: 860.680.5826
- Website
Description
"Cyclists fare best when they act and are treated as drivers of vehicles." We must never accept being denied the use of the roadway, and we must never accept facilities that prevent the roadway from being improved for cycling. In every case that one can think of, cycling on a properly-designed roadway with adequate width for the traffic it carries, is better for cyclists than any other system. The idea that a significant amount of transportation will be done by politically correct people who have been enticed by false promises of safety to ride on slow and dangerous bike paths deserves all the jeering it receives. Basing the national cycling program on such a pathetic hypothesis is a scientific disgrace. - John Forester , Author "Effective Cycling" More at www.johnforester.com I used to run in order to stay in shape. I was forced to give this up due to knee problems (getting old stinks!). I bought a hybrid bike to ride in place of running, and have since become addicted to biking. I saved up the money to buy a 'real' touring bike. In the spring of '96, I made the trip to my local bike shop to take delivery of my brand new, 1996 Trek 520. The 520 is Trek's classic steel touring bike.