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Instead of watching the Olympics and wishing you had the same athleticism sleep inn hotel as your favorite athletes, you can channel that fair-weather passion for a medal by hitting the streets of Boston. Test out Boston's newest green initiative, The Hubway bikes! Mayor Menino, in cooperation with The City of Boston's MassDot, MBTA  and other transit associations, is working to make Boston sleep inn hotel a premier cycling city!
Though Boston may not be the world's premier cycling city just yet, the bike system is definitely taking off in popularity. To access the bikes for extended periods of time, potential riders must first sign up online to become a Registered Annual member for $85, which allows you an unlimited number sleep inn hotel of rides of over 30 minutes.   Shorter term "Access Passes" are also available, allowing you free riding during either a 24 hour ($5 fee) or three-day period ($12 fee). Longer sleep inn hotel rides incur additional user fees. Even though helmets are not included, the bike is built to endure and to accommodate people of all shapes and sizes; it even includes blinking sleep inn hotel lights for nighttime riding.
sleep inn hotel The bike riding system is great and affordable, but do not forget to read the fine print! I found it hard to fully understand the terms for the additional fees. Just keep in mind that after 30 minutes of riding, as a casual or registered member, additional fees apply and continue to increase for every half-hour past the bike's initially billed duration time. Trust me, it adds up. But, for all intents sleep inn hotel and purposes, it is ideal for traveling sleep inn hotel short distances, especially during peak traffic hours, or for simply touring around the city. The bike stations are also located throughout Boston, Brookline, Somerville and Cambridge. Also, the bikes stations and kiosks sleep inn hotel are available around the clock.
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