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Bill Sornson
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Mike Vandeman wrote:
> On 30 Jun 2006 15:56:03 GMT, Chris Foster
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Mike,
>> I am a roadie, that means I ride a road bike on the roads,
>> everyday.
>>
>> Cars, trucks, and SUV's are also on the roads.
>>
>> May I ask, how i can ride without being around SUV's.
> I can't believe you can be so ignorant! Ride the back (residential)
> roads, where there's hardly any traffic. Only a fool would ride a bike
> in heavy traffic. It's bad for your health.
>
> Another trick is to pretend that you are semi-out-of-control at all
> times (by wobbling and appearing not to pay attention). It scares
> drivers to death, and causes them to slow down (pull to the right
> before they get close).
Ah, yes, the Mad Do(r)c Method of Effective Road Riding {tm}! Turn those
2-, 3-hour rides into all-day affairs...AND get killed in the process.
Brilliant!
Vous et un maroon.
<eg>
> On 30 Jun 2006 15:56:03 GMT, Chris Foster
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Mike,
>> I am a roadie, that means I ride a road bike on the roads,
>> everyday.
>>
>> Cars, trucks, and SUV's are also on the roads.
>>
>> May I ask, how i can ride without being around SUV's.
> I can't believe you can be so ignorant! Ride the back (residential)
> roads, where there's hardly any traffic. Only a fool would ride a bike
> in heavy traffic. It's bad for your health.
>
> Another trick is to pretend that you are semi-out-of-control at all
> times (by wobbling and appearing not to pay attention). It scares
> drivers to death, and causes them to slow down (pull to the right
> before they get close).
Ah, yes, the Mad Do(r)c Method of Effective Road Riding {tm}! Turn those
2-, 3-hour rides into all-day affairs...AND get killed in the process.
Brilliant!
Vous et un maroon.
<eg>