Old 01-02-17, 11:48 PM
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Originally Posted by KD5NRH
Oddly, mounting a hay fork makes it much easier for them to keep a safe distance at any speed. Too bad they're way too heavy for bicycles.

Strange, since it really doesn't seem to do that much for visibility:
Even a simple rake will get motorists to give you more space when passing. For some reason, the thought of hitting a living, breathing human dictates a certain amount of effort to avoid it, but if that human has a sharp metal object in his hand, that space goes up by four-fold. Clearly, sharp metal objects are very valuable.
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