On Aug 17, 1:13 pm, JoelMatthews <joelmatth...@mac.com> wrote:
>
> Second the recommendation for Boulevard Bikes. A great shop with a
> great bunch of workers. The excellent and very unique Lula Cafe is
> right next door for you to enjoy while repairs are underway.
Right! Dunlays on the Square around the corner is decent, too. But
hey, in Chicago there's great food all over the place!
>
> Doesn't the I&M stop pretty far west of the Loop though? If the
> frontage road on I-55 gets you further, that may work. My concern is
> someone not familiar with the area may have to jump off on local
> roads, many of which dead end because of all the rail, canals and
> industrial stuff out there.
>
Totally agree. I'm looking at the blue Chicago bike map, and though I
could find some serpentine path through the southwest side, I see how
it could be daunting. Going out of the way north or east to hit
better-known routes might be preferable. Either way, sounds like I
ought to get a bike out there to see for myself!
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