Old 12-08-05 | 07:28 PM
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Bikes: 74 paramount track, 80s maruishi track, 70s chesini track.

true. i just mean that like usually when people need to "concentrate" they turn down the volume. riding a bike usually takes more concentration then driving a car. obviously, this isn't a blanket statement that is universally true. there are plennn-ty of idiots in cars and on bikes.

interesting thing about the rhythm when riding a bike, i think i recall reading on here awhile back a snippet of an article that stated something about not wanting to keep a rhythm? like timing your pedalstrokes to a beat, or something? i could be mistaken. anyhow.

i didnt mean to argue. i think that it does impair a rider more than a driver, though, simply because a rider sort of relies on sounds and sights moreso than a driver does.

a helmet? now that's just a huge, useless nuisance.
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