rick81721
Lothar
I have no way to even back-of-the-napkin estimate how many people ride MTBs in this state. Not able to find even a thread of data to back anything.
Anyway yeah 99% may be high.
I am frankly amazed that a state-wide cycling advocacy group has no clue about the scope and behaviors of their constituents. Why not partner with Rutgers to find out? This guy (Robert B.
Nolan, PhD, professor of Planning and Public Policy) has published many papers on bicycling in general and in NJ specifically:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/233036062_A_Statewide_Analysis_of_Bicycling_in_New_Jersey