Motorist Whine

I've never been to CM, I don't think they do them here... but the
motorists do. Not just 1 friday afternoon a month, twice a day, five
days a week. If there ever was a reason to ride on the sidewalk it
would be that the roads are in total grid lock when I'm going about.

It's certainly an entertaining thread to read. Especially when the
non-cyclists explain the correct way to negotiate the pit-falls of bike
lanes, curbs and intersections.

One anonymous poster wrote the following;

" if you habitually ride outside of the bike lane to make some sort
of political statement, then you have no right
to complain if you get hit by a car."

YIKES!

Best Regards - Mike Baldwin

Michael Baldwin said:

It's certainly an entertaining thread to read. Especially when the
non-cyclists explain the correct way to negotiate the pit-falls of bike
lanes, curbs and intersections.

One anonymous poster wrote the following;

" if you habitually ride outside of the bike lane to make some sort
of political statement, then you have no right
to complain if you get hit by a car."

YIKES!

Zaumen needs to read that one.

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Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

On Fri, 15 Feb 2008 21:35:08 -0500, [email hidden] (Michael
Baldwin) wrote of the typical <wreck.autos.drivel>:

Quoted message said:

It's certainly an entertaining thread to read. Especially when the
non-cyclists explain the correct way to negotiate the pit-falls of bike
lanes, curbs and intersections.

One anonymous poster wrote the following;

" if you habitually ride outside of the bike lane to make some sort
of political statement, then you have no right
to complain if you get hit by a car."

YIKES!

Get used to it.

They've been hurling that [censored] at us since horse and buggy days.
Today's plushy thugs are just emboldened by their impervious carapace
and favoured by cultural /judicial biases.

[censored] all.
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zk