Guerrilla Pro-Cyclists in NY?

Several in chicago. Most likely to find photos on Chicago CM site.
criticalmassrides.infocriticalmassrides.infoOpen ↗ has link to site.

Trudi Marrapodi wrote: <snip>

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The vandalizer had altered it so that it read "Don't take
higher car insurance rates lying down. Ride a bike
instead. Call 1-800-FOR-BIKE."

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Several in chicago. Most likely to find photos on Chicago
CM site. criticalmassrides.infocriticalmassrides.infoOpen ↗ has link to site.

=v= The Chicago site is:

chicagocriticalmass.orgchicagocriticalmass.orgOpen ↗

=v= My favorite billboard modification, which took place
in Chicago *and* Berkeley, California, was a lite beer ad
that was trying to cash in on low-carb fad diets. It
depicted somebody biking and said, "LOSE THE CARBS. NOT
THE TASTE." The message is much improved when you get rid
of the BS. <_Jym_>

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==`\(s_ :: critical-mass.orgcritical-mass.orgOpen ↗ :: also a
bicycle." :: (_)/ (_) ::

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Several in chicago. Most likely to find photos on
Chicago CM site. criticalmassrides.infocriticalmassrides.infoOpen ↗ has
link to site.

=v= The Chicago site is:

chicagocriticalmass.orgchicagocriticalmass.orgOpen ↗

So the Critical Mass'ers do it, eh?

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=v= My favorite billboard modification, which took place
in Chicago *and* Berkeley, California, was a lite beer ad
that was trying to cash in on low-carb fad diets. It
depicted somebody biking and said, "LOSE THE CARBS. NOT
THE TASTE." The message is much improved when you get rid
of the BS.

Now that's sheer luck of juxtaposition!
--
Trudi

"Boy, there sure is a lot of tension around here tonight.
It's like a Joan Crawford movie."

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So the Critical Mass'ers do it, eh?

=v= I don't know who's doing it. I know that a Masser in
Chicago saw it on his commute and took a photo, that's all.
I don't remember where I heard about the Berkeley billboard,
but the San Francisco Bay Area seems to have a number of
"billboard improvers" roaming about. <_Jym_