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Old 11-16-11 | 02:03 PM
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christ0ph
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The OP is probably not just a bicyclist, he's also by implication a student, an inventor or similar who is also a bicyclist. His device is an electronic device, he's trying to design a new device that in a best case scenario (that it works, that it provides good value, that it sells, etc) might someday help many of us, he's not a dangerously blind cyclist risking his life in NYC traffic.

NYC, because of what it is, just provides a state of the art testbed for experiments.

"if it works in NYC, it will work anywhere"


Originally Posted by contango
Honestly, if you're unaware of the distance between yourself and a parked car (i.e. a large stationary object) I'd question whether you should be cycling in the city at all.

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