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In the case of a one way street, the implication is that you "may" ride (not must ride) close to the left hand curb. If you are traveling in the direction of traffic, this allows you to complete a left hand turn in a safe and sane manner.
The provision in California Vehicle Code Section 21200(a), listed below, makes clear that a bicycle on the street is ...
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I would be in favor of waiting until you move. There is the possible problem of needing service work under warranty and the nearest dealer being some distance away. You must also factor in the shipping cost along with the expense of disassembly and reassembly if you can't do it yourself. There is also no better way to start a good relationship with your ...
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21202 is discussing the position within the lane(s) that a cyclist can ride. You cannot take 21202 on its own without considering the rest of the vehicle code. 21650.1 states that a bicycle shall be operated in the same direction as vehicles are required to be driven on the roadway. So, California Vehicle Code says you cannot ride against traffic on a ...
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According to the MTA, bikes can go on trains, only folding bikes can go on buses.
From http://www.mta.info/bike/:
NYC Transit Subway
Bicycles are permitted on Subway trains at all times. However, we strongly recommend that cyclists avoid boarding crowded rush hour trains. Be courteous to your fellow passengers by standing with your bike, moving it ...
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I can only answer on the second bullet point of your question:
...may have more rants/raves/discussions on web forums...
Instead of infering this by the production count, you can directly find out how much discussion is happening for each particular bike model.
A simple way is to use Google. For example:
https://www.google.com/search?q=schwinn+letour ...
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As a Brit coming to the States and trying to negotiate cycling not only the other side of the road but these variations of hand signals is a little daunting. In Uk left arm straight out is left turn right arm straight out is right turn and right arm (remember we are on the left side of the road) straight out but waving up and down is slowing or stop. The ...
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