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Old 02-26-09 | 12:53 PM
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Hirohsima
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Originally Posted by KitN
Exactly. The Lance Amrstrong wannabes racing dangerously crowded MUPs need to take it easy or it's a ambulance for them and some unfortunate soul.
Don't equate the goofballs on your ride who apparently weave through your "dangerously on crowded MUPs" with me and my ride. On my MUP, on some mornings when I ride the full way in, I only see 10 people (cyclists, runners, walkers, and mom's with strollers).

And if riding a nice-ish bike, kinda fast (but nowhere near race pace), while wearing lycra means I am a Lance Armstrong wannabe, I guess I am guilty.

Originally Posted by KitN
+1 As long as they aren't riding dangerously close to you or trying to follow you home and ****/rob/murder you then just drop them, let them ride by you or deal.
Cyclists/bikers should be nice to each other.
You miss the point. Some ARE riding dangerously close, though none to my knowledge are actually stalking me. And I *AM* being nice. For the most part I confrom to the normal drafting ettiquite whereby I keep a steady pace, I don't weave, I don't brake suddenly, I take wide paths around road hazzards all in an effort NOT to crash the guy behind me. Just because I am annoyed do not give me the right to deliberately cause them physical harm.

But I guess by some people's clock, I should also not be annoyed and deal....

I drove today, so on my next ride home, I will take people's advice and just chill out. But then again just about any ****ty ride home on my bike beats the drive home in the car.

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