A Place to Ride

Bike are a popular present for Christmas. And no doubt many kids are jumping with excitement about their new bicycles right now. However, very soon they will get wise to the nature of the world.

Someplace to Ride

Someplace to Ride

Someplace to Ride

Yep, within a few months they’ll know what they want next Christmas.

Someplace to Ride

So let’s help deliver it to them this year.

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40 comments

  • Tal F January 14, 2014  

    Your cartoon ends on an optimistic note, but sadly what most children in this situation really feel is that next year they want a car.

  • Dearth Vader January 18, 2014  

    Most pedestrians are unconscious when on pathwaya. They don’t see the yellow line they are supposed to stay to the right of. They don’t hear bicycle bells, air horns or shouts. They push wheel chairs like a wandering dog through a park while cutting off cyclists and pedestrians.
    Even had a runner stop on the edge of the pathway and walk into me as I passed on a bicycle. You don’t think this was deliberate?
    Good thing I know how to fall on pedestrians to absorb the impact!

  • CC January 23, 2014  

    I seriously thought the kid was going to ask Santa for a car, LOL!!

    The vehicle traffic around school zones is SO bad at the start and end of the day, I don’t blame parents for not allowing their children to ride their bikes to school. At the same time, if it was safe enough for children to ride their bikes to school, there would be less traffic and parents would save the time driving their kids to and from school.

  • There are a few nice places to ride here in nyc, the hudson bike path for example, but for the most part it’s pretty much a war zone. I kind of relate to the poor guy in the bike lane from the comic. Wrote a blog with some safety tips for urban riders if anyone is interested: http://blog.nycewheels.com/folding-bike-safety/ – Jack

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