Reply to "Parked Cars On The Course While Measuring"

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When I encounter parked cars, I ride my inside curve to the bumper, lock the brake, pick my bike up and move to the outside of the car(s), ride to where my back tire is in front of the opposite bumper, lock, move back to the curb, and resume. If it is a long line of cars, I use my judgement regarding the difference in the length of the curve relating to the inner curve vs. the arc I rode between offsets. Not perfect, but it is closer than just swinging-out to avoid the cars, then swinging-back in when I pass them.

Hope this helps.

5/16/119:13 AM

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