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Bike to Taco King in 15 minutes or less from these neighborhoods.
Start on Vassar Avenue.
Turn left on West sidewalk of Federal.
Turn left on Harvard Avenue.
Turn right on Decatur Street.
Turn left on Hillside Avenue.
Turn left on Clay Street.
Turn left on Bryant Street.
Turn right on Sidewalk.
Arrive at Taco King.
Start on Arkansas Avenue.
Turn right on Carlan Court.
Turn left on Clay Street.
Turn left on Gunnison Drive.
Turn right on Bryant Street.
Turn left on Mexico Avenue.
Turn right on Bryant Street.
Turn left on Asbury Avenue.
Turn right on Zuni Street.
Turn right on Sidewalk.
Arrive at Taco King.
Start on Irving Street.
Turn right on Amherst Avenue.
Turn left on Amherst Avenue.
Turn left on Decatur Street.
Turn right on Hillside Avenue.
Turn left on Clay Street.
Turn left on Bryant Street.
Turn right on Sidewalk.
Arrive at Taco King.
Start on Mosier Place.
Turn left on Alcott Street.
Turn right on Arkansas Avenue.
Turn left on Carlan Court.
Turn left on Clay Street.
Turn left on Gunnison Drive.
Turn right on Bryant Street.
Turn left on Mexico Avenue.
Turn right on Bryant Street.
Turn left on Asbury Avenue.
Turn right on Zuni Street.
Turn right on Sidewalk.
Arrive at Taco King.
Start on Bryant Street.
Turn right on Sidewalk.
Arrive at Taco King.
Start on Cycleway.
Turn left on Sanderson Gulch bypass.
Continue on Sanderson Gulch Bypass.
Turn left on Sanderson Gulch Trail.
Turn left on Zuni Street.
Turn right on Sidewalk.
Arrive at Taco King.
Start on Zuni Street.
Turn right on Sidewalk.
Arrive at Taco King.