A new bike path in southern Munich, dubbed the "Perlacher Radl-Highway," is causing friction between cyclists and local residents. The route has become popular with road cyclists known for their high speeds. However, this velocity is alarming pedestrians and nearby residents, with some expressing significant fear for their safety. Concerns center on the fast pace of cyclists and the potential for accidents. The situation highlights a common challenge of integrating high-speed cycling infrastructure within urban areas with pedestrian traffic. Locals report feeling unsafe simply using the areas adjacent to the path. The debate raises questions about balancing the needs of cyclists with the safety and peace of mind of the wider community.