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Old 09-02-06, 05:19 PM
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jimisnowhere
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Bikes: 60's lowrider, 80's Cavaletto Centurion, 94 Specialized Rockhopper sport

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I learned that acting like a legitimate part of traffic makes drivers treat you like a legitimate part of traffic. Use lights (use them during daylight), signal, avoid blind spots, take lanes, smile, stop and let people turn left in front of you. I think everytime I've allowed some to turn left or allowed them to turn right into traffic I've converted a driver to "bike friendly".

I also learned how to adjust my bike so my hands don't go numb and my nether regions don't get sore

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