Haha. As I remember it, the blonde girl was on the other end of the leash. She said to the dog "Stop it, he doesn't want puppies!". I guess the dog was engaged in foreplay. I was just glad he wasn't locking his jaws onto my skinny calf. Maybe we could have had a menage but the blonde wasn't exactly beautiful. The dog was good looking, white and light brown.
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WHY ARE SOME CYCLISTS SO STUPID?!?!?!?
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SHould have asked if she wanted puppies
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There are muppets in all walks of life, not just the police.
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Some cyclists are stupid because they fell on there head too many times in bike accidents.
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coolcamaro12 said:
It simply amazes me how stupid some cyclists can be. I am riding along on the sidewalk going down a hill (about 13mph to be safe because I know the sidewalk is a bit narrow), and I go around the corner and see a person up ahead. I thought it was no big deal since he would move to the left and I would move to the right. This would provide adequate space to pass. this person though it was fine to stay right in the middle of the sidewalk. I am forced to go to the right on the sidewalk as far as possible and almost completely got my tire wedged in between the corner of the sidewalk and grass! (Btw you could never ride the road in this part of town you would be murdered by the drivers here...they're absolutely insane and don't know how to handle going down hills). Yeah so that's my story....😠
Um... Ride on the road.
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If I was the pedestrian, I would have gotten into the grass. I hate getting off my bicycle to go around people.
I estimate that less than 0.5% of the distance I cover by bicycle is covered on sidewalk. On sidewalks, I usually get off the bike.
25% on neighborhood roads
15% on bike paths
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When I successfully pass someone on the part stroll I always...no delay that when I was 8 decades of age. Not sure about pathways since it is officially unlawful to drive a bicycle on them here.
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Quoted post said:
Originally Posted by dingi32
When I successfully pass someone on the part stroll I always...no delay that when I was 8 decades of age. Not sure about pathways since it is officially unlawful to drive a bicycle on them here.
Congrats on still being able to ride at 80 years old. -
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Originally Posted by davereo
You dont belong on the sidewalk period.Lol! I also laughed at the irony of his very first sentence.
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[FONT=helvetica]I have had experiences of these kinds also, and yes, it is very frustrating because some of them do not really have road etiquette and then when they get into accidents, they blame other for their mishaps. That is why I go for rides in places that have bike lanes, like a park as much as possible. Sometimes I also ride in the early morning so that there are less people and do some long distance biking to not so populated places for a peaceful ride. [/FONT]
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Here in Virginia Beach, the bike lanes are few and far between. I never ride on sidewalks as it is dangerous and illegal (although the cops here never enforce it). But there are many roads that are VERY busy that have no bike lane or sidewalk. And that, my friend, is why I personally seek out back roads with light traffic, because I kinda like being alive.
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I don't think I've ever blamed anyone for their behaviour on the sidewalk if I end up riding on a sidewalk for some reason. Where I am it's a ticketable offense but in situations where there's road work (or the like) & I would have to carry my bike or ride on the sidewalk for a block I'm always going to opt for the sidewalk.
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davereo said:
You dont belong on the sidewalk period.
You don't belong on the ROAD. Stay on the sidewalk... if you don't have an engine. -
EcurbTProphet said:
You don't belong on the ROAD. Stay on the sidewalk... if you don't have an engine.
That's right real men have motors, real fat a** men.
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jhuskey said:
That's right real men have motors, real fat a** men.
How clever... resorting to name-calling. -
What do you expect coming to a cycling forum and spewing old tired troll rhetoric?
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I laughed my [censored] off when I read this post!! some cyclists are stupid? certainly not the cyclists riding on a sidewalk can't be stupid...LOL!!!
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I don't really know, but maybe they fell of their bike and hit their heads.
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I don't really know, but maybe they fell of their bike and hit their heads.
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I feel you 100%. It's even more annoying when cyclists stay in the middle of the road when you are in a car. I was on the parkway a few times recently and it is a very curvy, mountainous road and it is simply not safe to have to get all the way into the oncoming traffic lane just to pass them when there are that many curves. I do not understand why some cyclists feel the need to take up the whole road, knowing they are far outnumbered by cars. It should be common sense.
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