John Bravard

Question for OBRA attorneys and/or Forest Park law knowledgable folk:
Is it legal to walk/run with a bicycle on bike restricted trails such as Wildwood?

If so, it might just be time to organize a fully legal bike rally on the trail system there.

I'd really like to see singletrack in FP by the time my kids are ready to ride trails...which isn't that far away.

On May 3, 2012, at 1:48 PM, Frank Selker wrote:

> The Forest Park Conservancy opposes bikes on trails.
>
> The reasons became abundantly clear during the community meetings a couple of years ago: It is because most of their members and park neighbors are hikers, and they don't want to share the trails or have more users in FP. It has nothing to do with the health of the park, although they try to greenwash it that way.
>
> I helped them get over 100 cyclists to join and I personally contributed $500 to the FPC, only to have them oppose us at every turn, even if we would enhance the condition and health of the park.
>
> Until they change, I will not support them in any way. They have a new executive director, so I'll be interested to see what happens.
>
> The fact that they condone hundreds of runners just makes the hypocrisy that much more in-your-face.
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