I’ve lived in cities with bicycle eating tracks, where I rode my bicycle. I get that technology can fix it, but it’s such a non-issue in my view. You get dunked on once, then you know to never align with the tracks when crossing them, you make sure you cross them with a larger angle (45 degrees between the tracks and your wheels seems pretty safe). And they never got dunked on by the tracks, ever again :).
It’s no different from not going parallel to a curb and being within like 2 inches of it… It’s a small annoyance but life is always going to have some hazards, you just gotta be mildly aware of your surroundings
I’ve lived in cities with bicycle eating tracks, where I rode my bicycle. I get that technology can fix it, but it’s such a non-issue in my view. You get dunked on once, then you know to never align with the tracks when crossing them, you make sure you cross them with a larger angle (45 degrees between the tracks and your wheels seems pretty safe). And they never got dunked on by the tracks, ever again :).
It’s no different from not going parallel to a curb and being within like 2 inches of it… It’s a small annoyance but life is always going to have some hazards, you just gotta be mildly aware of your surroundings