Not riding, but so far I have shoveled twice.
I got up early, shoveled, and left a few minutes early. Helped someone stuck on a side street...side streets in Logan Square are pretty much impassable, car or bike. If you can get to a main road, it's easy. Like a Sunday morning out there...no cars.
No worries, didn't see any other riders though.
I should have ridden today. Took me about 30 minutes to shovel out to the garage to get my Schwinn three-speed to ride to the train. Walked the half-block-plus to Ridge St, then the rest of the ride to the train was fine. The platform and stairs at the station weren't shoveled. In retrospect, I would have gotten a bike out of the basement faster and been on my way down a likely car-less Clark Street, or a "fresh powder" LFT. :-(
Rode in from Evanston. Clark Street was pretty clear (other than cross streets and driveways). With the tailwind and almost zero traffic, it was a relatively quick ride in. Glad I rode.
Here's some video of Kinzie and Dearborn this morning during my ride in: http://www.mybikeadvocate.com/2015/02/chicago-protected-bike-lanes-...
Clark Street was completely clear this morning--soggy pavement from Rogers Park to Webster. Consider switching to the inland route if LFP isn't clear tomorrow. You'll like it!
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