Posted by Zachary Hoyt on June 26, 2010 at 14:22:49 from (184.12.68.192):
In Reply to: Tractor right of way posted by muckfarmer on June 26, 2010 at 12:46:22:
There aren't a lot of bicyclists where I am in northern NY but I am one. I've put almost 700 miles on my bike this year so far. I ride a 1976 Schwinn LeTour and I wear ordinary clothes, so if you saw me off my bike you wouldn't know I was biking. I always am amused when I pass the guys in special bike suits with special shoes and lightweight bikes who are not going all that fast. I do ride on the right hand edge of the road, or on the right edge of my lane if I'm in a left turn lane or something, and that works okay. I feel safer there than in the middle, and it's easier for cars to pass. I drive the tractor on the right edge of the pavement but usually I don't leave the pavement unless I am very wide or if I am letting someone pass who has slowed down behind me. It can be alarming even here at times, so I am sure it all must be worse in places where there is more traffic. Zach
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