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 Why have one saddle when you can have three? by jono84 If ever there was a city made for the bicycle, Beijing is it. Chaotic traffic-filled roads, more-or-less completely flat land, and knockdown cheap rental makes the city the perfect arena to wipe away the cobwebs, and test out those long-forgotten cycling skills. Yes, it can be heart-in-mouth stuff at times, but its an experience you will not forget! For me, it was cycling down the main stretch at Yongdingmennai Dajie during rush hour, with huge crowds of locals coming home from work. It was crazy; hundreds of terrible cyclists all banging handle-bars and swerving to avoid each other. Magic! You can rent a bike easy enough from most hostels for around Y10-30 a day, and the city is very bike friendly, with plenty of designated areas for your high-spec. machines. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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By Bicycle China used to be called the sea of bicycles and in Beijing today the bike is still a convenient vehicle for most people. Renting a bike may be a better way for you to see this city at your own pace. You can rent a better bike in your hotel and pay 20-30RMB for a day's rent, with a certain amount of money for the deposit first. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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 Beijing Bicycles by herzog63 Cruising the wide streets of Beijing is great on a bicycle and it gets you closer to the masses! You can get a good feel for the city slowly pedaling along. There are bicycle stands at many of the destinations as so many locals use bicycles too! I don't remember the cost of the daily rental but it's very affordable. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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 Two wheeled bicycles are also available for rent by Confucius If you're staying at one of the cheap budget accomodations in Beijing then they may have bicycles available for rent around 15 RMB per day with a deposit. Riding around Beijing is easy as there are sufficient bicycle lanes for you to use and the downtown area is mostly flat terrain. Bike riding is a great way to get off the main roads and head for the hutongs between Beihai Park and the Drum Tower. Be sure to lock your bicycle as bike theft is still a big problem in Beijing. There are some bicycle parking lots on the side of the street that have an attendant who will watch your bike for a small token fee. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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by tompt Beijing, or maybe better China, was the capital of bicycles. Today however the bicycle is still in the streets, but cars and busses win by far. Government is trying to encourage people to ride bicycle in order to stop the pollution. Before the Olympics of 2008 there will be many bicyclepaths made in the city. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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Beijing is neat, in that there are bike lanes everywhere. Not just skinny lanes off to the side added as an afterthought. Actual full lanes, with a curb seperating most from the general vehicle traffic. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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by Yubert Well China is known having many bicycles and it's still true as this picture from 2001 can attest. However, when I first went to China in 1986, it seemed that 99% of the people used bicycles for transportation. But in 2001, it seemed that 70% used biciyles and the other 30% used motor scooters or cars. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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 bicycles by Jim_Eliason Beijing is a city of bicycles. Everywhere you go, a sea of bikes can always be encountered. One of the most amazing sights I have seen are swarm of bikes going one direction in an intersection meeting another and they just seem to sieve through each other with no collisions. How? I don't know. For a real thrill, go to Saigon and watch them do the same with motorcycles! Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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by LysDor Despite the huge increase of cars, bikes have always been the most used vehicle in Beijing. Even during winter time... Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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