I disagree with this…

I disagree with this proposal.
When I a kid in the 80s and 90s when bloor street was forbidden to bike traffic, I stayed off the avenue only because I was obeying the law, even though it was highly inconvenient since it was a major east-west corridor. In university, I used bike lanes frequently and often because it was inconvenient to drive in the city, it was more environmentally conscious, and it was affordable. Removing bike lanes is the opposite of giving citizens more affordable transit options.

It also does not make sense to spend more money to rip up infrastructure that was already built.

It also does not make sense to say 2% of residents only use bike lanes when the infrastructure is spotty at best. Bikesharing in Toronto is also hitting records every year.