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Storm damage in Cape Cod

Old 09-02-21, 10:29 PM
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Storm damage in Cape Cod

I'm planning a vacation in Cape Cod later this month. I hope to bring my bike to explore the area, but I'm wondering how the area is post Ida. I saw that there was a tornado in the general area (the city of Dennis) and everywhere got torrential rain and high winds according to every news report.

Is the area safely bikeable or should I leave the bike home?
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Old 09-03-21, 03:05 AM
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Tourism is a big part of the local economy. It will be bikeable before your vacation.
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Old 09-03-21, 06:55 AM
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Losing tourism income is a powerful incentive for local governments to clean up storm damage.

I'm always surprised how quickly storm damage can be cleaned up. What takes me a day in my yard -- get a crew with power tools and heavy equipment, and it'll be gone in 20 minutes.
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always bring the bike ... ;-) btw what kind? mountain? hybrid? road? where were you planning to ride? lots of places to explore, on all 3 kinds of bikes! got more than 1? bring them all!
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It's fine - localized damage:
https://www.capecod.com/cape-wide-ne...med-in-dennis/
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Thank you all...The bike (I'll probably bring my hybrid as it's most versatile) will be coming.
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Better to bring it and be unable to ride, than to not bring it and be unable to ride.
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