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New Rentals coming in Spring 2008!

Child Trike Storm or Cyclone

For children or small adults big enough to pedal and up to 150 lbs

Adult Trike Tornado Or Typhoon Very fast!? For sizes 5 ft tall to 6 ft 4 up to 250lbs

Rules of the Greenbelt

To insure that all users rights are protected and to guard against accidents, the Boise Parks & Recreation Department has established the following courtesies and safety guidelines for pedestrians, in-line skaters and cyclists to obey.

Bicyclists and skaters who wish to pass other users along the Greenbelt must notify others that they arepassing, either verbally (example: "passing on your left") or by other audible means (bell, horn, etc.).? The person wishing to pass is responsible for passing freely and clearly around others, and not hindering approaching users.
Don't harass or encroach upon the wildlife. Disturbing or collecting any vegetation or natural habitat along the Greenbelt is prohibited.
Glass beverage containers are not permitted.

Stay only on designated trails.
Pedestrians have the right of way at all times. Cyclists and in-line skaters must be aware of pedestrians.
All Greenbelt users should stay to the right and use caution under bridges and at blind corners where vision could be impaired.
Pedestrians should not walk more then two abreast.
Motorized vehicles and hoofed animals are prohibited. (Maintenance, patrol and handicap vehicles are the exception.)
All non-paved sections are restricted to foot traffic only.
Dogs are allowed only if on a leash - leash not to exceed eight (8) feet. Dog owners are responsible for sanitary disposal of dog feces.? Bicyclists and in-line skaters are encouraged not to conduct serious training or to maintain fast speeds. Competitive events for in-line skaters and bicyclistsÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã…Â¡ are not allowed because of safety issues and potential accidents.