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From: sharx35@hotmail.com
"edspyhill01" wrote in message
news:a90181b4-bfd8-4a4e-8f75-f313727fa798@i31g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...
> On Aug 9, 1:10 am, "Sharx35" wrote:
>> "dbu," wrote in message
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>> news:PP6dne74m8AzvMLRnZ2dnUVZ_gOdnZ2d@giganews.com...
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>> > In article
>> > <02ded251-e9a8-4688-bab7-65cecb208...@y12g2000prb.googlegroups.com>,
>> > Spartakus wrote:
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>> >> edspyhill01 wrote:
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>> >> > Cyclists that block a lane should be run over. Nothing worse than
>> >> > some ass-wipe in gay spandex blocking a traffic lane. If you can't
>> >> > pedal at least 45 mph get off the road. If there is no bike lane
>> >> > than
>> >> > the road is for motor vehicles only. Move to China.
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>> >> Right on! Why should a motorist slow down for anything? Those
>> >> pedestrians stepping off the curb? They expect you to yield?
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>> >> Target practice!
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>> > You must be joking, ha-hah, yes.
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>> > Cyclists have rights of way. Brush up on your state laws regarding
>> > other forms of transportations besides gas powered vehicles.
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>> So, HOW many cyclists fork out for insurance in case they damage
>> someone's
>> sheet metal? How much do cyclists pay for registration? How many cyclists
>> pay even a fraction of the cost of the average new car for their flimsy
>> bike?
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> How many obey traffic laws and traffic signs? About 5% of them,
> mostly pre-teen kids.
Admittedly both my wife and I have bikes and *occasionally* ride. I learned
the pecking order a long time ago: car meets bike, car ALWAYS wins.
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