Aaron Naparstek notices something about how most people view bicycles. He’s right, of course, and I share his frustration. Personally, I don’t even own a bicycle, but it’s not in favor of a car, it’s in favor of subways, buses, and walking — and that only because New York’s cycling infrastructure, especially on the UES, is woefully underestablished. But it’s a chicken-egg problem, of course. People up here by and large wouldn’t dream of biking anywhere, so they don’t ask for (or want) any bike lanes or places to store bikes or…

He also links to WNYC’s brief coverage of last week’s UES BRT meeting.