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Old 12-10-04 | 02:23 PM
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descendr
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From: Minneapolis MN USA

Bikes: 2003 Trek 1200 Flatbar, 1992 Trek 820

Originally Posted by Daily Commute
I don't know who was legally at fault, but you are right that riding off the sidewalk into a crosswalk is dangerous. Some cyclists feel safer on sidewalks, but, as this accident proves, sidewalk riding is hazardous. If you must use the sidewalk, walk your bicycle. And never ride through a cross walk.

Again, I don't know if you're legally entitled to money, but morally, this was at least partially your fault. Fortunately, your injuries are minor. You can treat this non-serious accident is an inexpensive lesson in how not to cycle. We've all had a couple of those kind of lessons.
Daily Commute: The last thing I was looking for here was a lecture! And, I'm not looking for money! If you had bothered to read my entire post, you would have known that the question I had -- and was answered --was regarding "no-fault" laws as it pertains to bike accidents.

Thanks to all who had constructive advice!!

Tim
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