Bill <[email hidden]> wrote: :> Well put. I ride my way for my circumstances and certain people just :> have to be jerks about it. There are exceptions to just about every :> rule or law, like riding as far right as possible, riding wrong way :> facing oncoming semis, and other survival techniques, but it always :> offends somebody. If they saw how I drive a car (full :> throttle...brake...repeat) then they would be glad I ride a bike :> most of the time. :> Bill (putting on flame proof suit) Baka
It just seems like you're trying your best to start something, BB.
Bill <[email hidden]> wrote: :> Well put. I ride my way for my circumstances and certain people just :> have to be jerks about it. There are exceptions to just about every :> rule or law, like riding as far right as possible, riding wrong way :> facing oncoming semis, and other survival techniques, but it always :> offends somebody. If they saw how I drive a car (full :> throttle...brake...repeat) then they would be glad I ride a bike :> most of the time. :> Bill (putting on flame proof suit) Baka
It just seems like you're trying your best to start something, BB.
Nope. Just stating that bike riding is not required to be in lock step as in the military. When I do drive a car I am very careful to look out for idiots on bicycles, since I don't want to be involved in a 'Darwin' event, from either perspective. With the car in traffic that no bicycle would/could be in, it always amazes me that there aren't more wrecks. I have to drive insanely sometimes not to get rear ended. That's why I prefer the bike and the country to the city (car or bike). Bill
