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Protest Ride to William Street

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  1. bikesouthwest.org.auwilliam st.pdf

    Hi all

    Paul Johnson of Bike southwest is organising a ride next Sunday to William Street to protest about the bike lane closures.
    The ride is starting at Morris Iemma's office in Riverwood but you can meet at Kings Cross near the Coke sign (see flyer at website below)

    http://www.bikesouthwest.org.au/william-st.pdf

  2. scotty72 said:


    http://www.bikesouthwest.org.au/william-st.pdf

    Hi all

    Paul Johnson of Bike southwest is organising a ride next Sunday to
    William Street to protest about the bike lane closures.
    The ride is starting at Morris Iemma's office in Riverwood but you
    can meet at Kings Cross near the Coke sign (see flyer at website below)

    Maybe if you [censored] had used it while it was there it wouldnt have
    been such a no-brainer to get rid of it.

    I can't ever recall seeing a cyclist use it.

  3. I use it frequently

    Now go away troll.

    PS. If they go, don't expect an easy ride - will be plenty of bikes sharing the lanes with ya

    ggf said:

    On Wed, 21 Jun 2006 10:00:28 +1000, scotty72

    Quoted message said:


    bikesouthwest.org.auwilliam st.pdf

    Hi all

    Paul Johnson of Bike southwest is organising a ride next Sunday to
    William Street to protest about the bike lane closures.
    The ride is starting at Morris Iemma's office in Riverwood but you
    can meet at Kings Cross near the Coke sign (see flyer at website below)

    Maybe if you [censored] had used it while it was there it wouldnt have
    been such a no-brainer to get rid of it.

    I can't ever recall seeing a cyclist use it.

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