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| Holding hands, a couple pedals down Ave. Septima. |
Recently, Bogotá's famed Ciclovia has been packed. And it's not just cyclists, but also walkers, joggers, and skaters. And folks aren't out just out exercising: they're also advertising products, campaigning for candidates and demanding rights for their pit bulls.
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| Riding room only: A packed Ciclovia. |
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| Not only for two-wheelers. A couple skates past a mural on Calle 26. |
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| On Calle 26, a bicyclist and a TransMilenio bus pass each other. When the TM line was created on 26th, city officials worried that the buses' draft would endanger cyclists. But I haven't heard of any accidents. |
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| Near the Parque Nacional, cyclists pass left-wing political banners. |
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| Learning to ride on training wheels. |
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| I've seen lots of these green Gran Estacion bikes recently on La Ciclovia. The shopping mall must be either lending or renting bikes. |
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| Swingin' in the Recrovia in the Parque Nacional. |
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| Cyclists carry flags for the Union Patriotica, a political party. |
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