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00GTpony · May 18, 2008

Sorry this is kind of like a pointless post, but i just wanted to say how much of losers kids could be. Last night me and two of my friends took the bikes ( bicycle ) out of the garage, and thought we would ride around for a little. its gettin nice out, and here in New york 4.35 a gallon isnt to nice. As we were riding around, atleast 5 times kids would roll down there windows driving by and would yell like NICE BIKESS LOSERSS!!.. and one kid even rolled down there window and reved there motor at us ( civic ) like they thought they were cool to have a car. Im sure all those kids were High School seniors that just got there licences to... Sorry for the pointless post i just had to get it out.

- But when said and done, it doesnt bother me one bit, cause i know what i got sittin home in the garage.

cerhard · May 18, 2008

they were prob just scarred your bicycle was faster than their car

urban96 · May 18, 2008

people like that piss me off... back in the day when me and my friends would ride around we would always get people honking/swerving/yelling stuff at us, one time my friend even got spit on

Crzyhrse · May 18, 2008

In small towns, bike riding is something you can get away with. But in big cities like Seattle where I live your days are numbered. Sooner or later your gonna get plowed right over and the driver will never even think about stopping. Happens all the time here.

lvmustanggt · May 18, 2008

cerhard said:
they were prob just scarred your bicycle was faster than their car

+1

chefalan23 · May 18, 2008

stuff like that always pisses me off. stupid ass kids have to **** with somebody who's minding there own buisness, trying to enjoy themselves and not bothering anyone.

deftsound · May 18, 2008

I guess thats just a northern thing, down here people actually move out of your way to give you more room on the shoulder...southern hospitality i guess

DCjuggalo · May 18, 2008

thats why i carry my paintball gun if i ride my bike

myponyrocks · May 18, 2008

It goes both ways...

We had a Mustang cruise a few weeks ago and as we were leaving one area a bunch of cyclists were complaining about how we were destroying the environment

Jacob_Royer · May 18, 2008

DCjuggalo said:
thats why i carry my paintball gun if i ride my bike

And thats why i carry my real gun when i nike/hike!

batman96 · May 18, 2008

deftsound said:
I guess thats just a northern thing, down here people actually move out of your way to give you more room on the shoulder...southern hospitality i guess

i know in few areas theirs like a 3 foot limit law. were your requied while passing a bicyclist to be atleat 3 foot away from them.

i cant stand pepole who are mean for no reason it makes no cents.

mazen189 · May 18, 2008

hahah dude, i feel ya, dumbass kids dude, i read your bulletin right before i posted mine. haha i ran some problems with highschool kids early this morning at work.

BlackBullitt359 · May 18, 2008

deftsound said:
I guess thats just a northern thing, down here people actually move out of your way to give you more room on the shoulder...southern hospitality i guess

It is true. Southern hospitality ftw

geoffsgt · May 18, 2008

BlackBullitt359 said:
It is true. Southern hospitality ftw

+1

I've never heard of anything like that.

I once had a crazy old professor tell the class that if they ride bikes on the street, they should ride against the traffic so the drivers know they can see them and won't get hit.

He was crazy and old though, and wasn't really hating on bikers...

BurningRubber · May 19, 2008

Sometimes I used to get that, but it was 99% of the time residents from out of state (decent sized university draws them all in). Aside from that people down here are pretty respecful about that type of thing.

If I were to get that now id probaly stop, hop off my bike and moon them as they pass by. Hopefully, blinding the driver and causing them to run off the road like the douchebags they are.

Pearl02 · May 19, 2008

I never had any of those problems when I had a bike. I live in K.C. I did have the occational "close" call. Most of the the people complimented me about the bike. What I don't like to see bikers do is ride down line of the lanes on the highway. Those guys will pass in between 2 cars. That's very dangerous for everyone. Pearl02.

batman96 · May 19, 2008

Pearl02 said:
I never had any of those problems when I had a bike. I live in K.C. I did have the occational "close" call. Most of the the people complimented me about the bike. What I don't like to see bikers do is ride down line of the lanes on the highway. Those guys will pass in between 2 cars. That's very dangerous for everyone. Pearl02.

wth! who is crazy enogh to ride a bicycle down the middle of the highway. heck the highways around he dont even allow bicycles on them.

40th GT · May 19, 2008

Crzyhrse said:
In small towns, bike riding is something you can get away with. But in big cities like Seattle where I live your days are numbered. Sooner or later your gonna get plowed right over and the driver will never even think about stopping. Happens all the time here.

Wow, that's beyond ****ed up.

40th GT · May 19, 2008

myponyrocks said:
It goes both ways...

We had a Mustang cruise a few weeks ago and as we were leaving one area a bunch of cyclists were complaining about how we were destroying the environment

Yeah we can thank Al Gore for brainwashing those people into becoming greenies lol.

forum155pl · May 19, 2008

Jacob_Royer said:
And thats why i carry my real gun when i nike/hike!

+1 i never leave home without it

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