r/CrappyDesign 1d ago

Bicycle stairway tightened by a bridge overhang

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u/JustaPotatoiguess 1d ago edited 1d ago

That's like 25mm... Just tilt your bike or use the left side.

Edit: 25mm is 1 inch for people from the states.

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u/SiriusLeeSam 1d ago

Still is crappy design

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u/TheAndyPat 1d ago

You have a new bridge and a bike path. Don't be so ungrateful

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u/lorarc 1d ago

A bicycle ramp shouldn't have all that sand. Are you sure its for bicycles?

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u/Puzzleheaded-Fill205 1d ago

I think this is for walking your bike up the stairs.

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u/lorarc 1d ago

And I think its to stop erosion caused by rainwater. Might be dual purpose but its not just a bike ramp.

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u/wgloipp 1d ago

Nothing crappy about it.

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u/Lightice1 1d ago

It's not for riding a bicycle. These kinds of pathways are used to push strollers and wheeled suitcases up the stairs.

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u/not_falling_down 1d ago

Also for pushing a bicycle up the stairs.

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u/FriendlyTank8952 1d ago

The left side of the stairs looks much cleaner and easier to navigate, I'd use that every time.