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25 Jul 2007, 11:45
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I was looking into Columbia/NYU housing and associated transportation. Since everyone in NYC uses the transit system and warns against having a car, what about using a motorcycle to move around the city? I don't have a car, but I have 3 motorcycles and I cant dream of selling any of them. Just wanted to know from native new yorkers/ columbia NYU applicants about the options of commuting from home to school on a motorcycle.
How is it in terms of parking for motorcycles? too hard to find on city streets? what about parking garages, or parking on streets between 2 cars or on sidewalks..
would love to hear about your comments on this - I am so used to using my motorcycles in Los angeles traffic - weaving all around traffic and scaring off all cars
How is it in terms of parking for motorcycles? too hard to find on city streets? what about parking garages, or parking on streets between 2 cars or on sidewalks..
would love to hear about your comments on this - I am so used to using my motorcycles in Los angeles traffic - weaving all around traffic and scaring off all cars
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I think it depends on the motorcycle and where you are living. Most people I know that have motorcycles or vespas or someother two wheel transport have a place to put them. One actually has a brownstone in Brooklyn and actually brings it inside...I don't know how his wife feels abou that but I think he wheels it through the first floor and in the back he has shed for it. I would be leery of parking one on the street, since its something easily stolen or messed with. NY winters can be nasty at times so you will probably not have much use unless you aren't phased by cold and snow for 3-4 months.
Overall parking in the city itself sucks. If you end up at NYU don't even attempt it. NYU is not a campus its a bunch of buildings that are in the middle of the city. The only thing that indicates you are at NYU are the flags on the sides of the buildings. I am looking at NYU and if thats where I end up I would definitely aim towards living in Brooklyn. You will get a lot more for you money there and its an easy train ride. I know from where my brother's place is, Park Slope, its a straight shot into the NYU area with no switching of trains and its only a 10 minute ride.
Overall parking in the city itself sucks. If you end up at NYU don't even attempt it. NYU is not a campus its a bunch of buildings that are in the middle of the city. The only thing that indicates you are at NYU are the flags on the sides of the buildings. I am looking at NYU and if thats where I end up I would definitely aim towards living in Brooklyn. You will get a lot more for you money there and its an easy train ride. I know from where my brother's place is, Park Slope, its a straight shot into the NYU area with no switching of trains and its only a 10 minute ride.
