Top Ten Tips for Urban Cycling
Here are the top ten tips Observe Before you get on your bicycle and cycle yourself, it is very helpful to first observe how the locals cycle as a bystander. Pay attention to the locals’ cycling speed,...
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Locking your bike is easy. The rear wheel bike lock has a simple locking mechanism that threads a metal bar through the back tire spokes. To use the lock, insert the bike key into the lock and turn it...
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Hand Signals
Hand signals are essential for cycling around Copenhagen, especially for avoiding collisions and angering local cyclists. This photo shows the proper way of hand signaling, according to the Copenhagen...
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Traffic Lights
All over Copenhagen you will notice mini traffic lights, they are specifically for bicycles. They are usually on the right side of the normal traffic light. The light timing is staggered so that you...
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Illegal Behaviors
Some of the cyclists in Copenhagen decide to not follow the rules when its convenient. As long as you don’t interfere with anyone and do it without hesitation, then breaking the rules will be...
View ArticleBicycle Rush Hour
In Copenhagen, 37% everyone working or studying use a bicycle to commute. So, when all these bikes are out on the roads, it can get quite busy. Morning rush hour occurs around 7:00, and evening rush...
View ArticleWeather Conditions
Cycling in the Wind Copenhagen overall has a flat terrain, making it quite the comfortable city to cycle in. In terms of topology and weather conditions, the wind may be one of the only obstacles to...
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