Some risky cycling in a very short period of time.
09-25-15, 06:24 AM
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Some risky cycling in a very short period of time.
A co-worker caught this on his dash cam the other day: https://youtu.be/GxanMaCPats
09-25-15, 01:41 PM
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A co-worker caught this on his dash cam the other day: https://youtu.be/GxanMaCPats
09-25-15, 01:48 PM
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People do dumb things.
The worst part is the guy riding on the wrong side of the road almost certainly thinks he's doing the correct thing. I've spoken to many people who think that's what you're *supposed* to do. I don't know where that nugget of wisdom comes from, but lots of people believe it.
The worst part is the guy riding on the wrong side of the road almost certainly thinks he's doing the correct thing. I've spoken to many people who think that's what you're *supposed* to do. I don't know where that nugget of wisdom comes from, but lots of people believe it.
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09-25-15, 02:28 PM
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People do dumb things.
The worst part is the guy riding on the wrong side of the road almost certainly thinks he's doing the correct thing. I've spoken to many people who think that's what you're *supposed* to do. I don't know where that nugget of wisdom comes from, but lots of people believe it.
The worst part is the guy riding on the wrong side of the road almost certainly thinks he's doing the correct thing. I've spoken to many people who think that's what you're *supposed* to do. I don't know where that nugget of wisdom comes from, but lots of people believe it.
09-25-15, 02:35 PM
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Seems pretty tame and i think it does say something when we're still alive and all together while the people telling you how you should ride properly have all been hit by cars.
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The worst part is the guy riding on the wrong side of the road almost certainly thinks he's doing the correct thing. I've spoken to many people who think that's what you're *supposed* to do. I don't know where that nugget of wisdom comes from, but lots of people believe it.
