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cheap real coach handbags Berengere Theriault says the program, which is operated by the nonprofit Public Bike System Company, has proven to be popular with tourists.In fact, she's received letters from tourists as far as away as Singapore saying they were impressed with the service."We have visitors who go to events, like the Grand Prix, where there were a lot of tourists who talked about BIXI and wanted to try it," Theriault says."Often, when there are big international events, we increase the size of the BIXI stations so that people can go to the event by bike, instead of using a car and having to look for parking."The eco friendly bike rental program, which began in Spring 2009 in Montreal, has been expanding and will be available in Toronto and the National Capital Region in May.BIXI Toronto plans to have 1,000 bikes available at 80 docking stations around the city's downtown core, while the bike share program will operate under the name Capital BIXI in the Ottawa area.It will start out with 100 bikes at 10 stations throughout downtown Ottawa and neighbouring Gatineau.Toronto city councillor Denzil Minnan Wong says BIXI program offers novel approach."Instead off driving or taking transit, there's a healthy choice that tourists and visitors can use to get around the city," he says. "Cycling is becoming more and more popular, bicycle shops are opening more frequently and there is a demand and an increasing popularity."But Minnan Wong, a cyclist, is concerned about the lack of bike paths in Toronto."The one great thing about Montreal is it had the separated bike lanes before it had the BIXI program, so that