Thin white line
08-24-02, 09:31 PM
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Thin white line
I like having a white line painted on the side of the road.
It shows me where to ride to avoid glass.
It shows me where to ride to avoid glass.
08-26-02, 08:18 AM
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I was thinking this morning on the ride in to work, that Mondays are "three days worth of broken booze bottles to ride through!" 
I generally have to ride 2-3 feet to the left of the line to avoid the glass! ... but you are right, the white line is THE point of reference!
I generally have to ride 2-3 feet to the left of the line to avoid the glass! ... but you are right, the white line is THE point of reference!
08-26-02, 01:38 PM
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Sadly, most of my route doesn't have that line; but the Slime liners and kevlar-belted tires seem to do the job.
Why the hell can't people learn to use something as simple as a fscking trash receptacle?
Why the hell can't people learn to use something as simple as a fscking trash receptacle?
08-26-02, 01:50 PM
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Originally posted by Matadon
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Why the hell can't people learn to use something as simple as a fscking trash receptacle? [/B]
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Why the hell can't people learn to use something as simple as a fscking trash receptacle? [/B]
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