Pedal power sways Muscovites despite perils
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TWO years ago, Luiza Nesterova would never have dreamt of cycling to work in Russia's capital. But now she bikes everywhere, undeterred by busy roads that are still a battleground for cyclists.
In the city of 12 million, biking round snarled streets seems to make perfect sense, but Moscow "isn't an easy city for cyclists", admitted Ms Nesterova, 30, a consultant in a finance company.
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