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Sometimes I ride at night now since it's getting dark earlier and this is a fear of mine always in the back of my mind. But then I think surely no one would do this. Now I'm going to be way to scared to ride at night.
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Originally Posted by STPorDIE
(Post 9703154)
Sometimes I ride at night now since it's getting dark earlier and this is a fear of mine always in the back of my mind. But then I think surely no one would do this. Now I'm going to be way to scared to ride at night.
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Originally Posted by Servo888
(Post 9705530)
Fish hooks
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Originally Posted by Panthers007
(Post 9663985)
Hey Fenway - you must be familiar with the Minuteman Bikeway that goes from Cambridge out to Bedford, Mass? The other year some funny-guy strung-up fishing-line with razorblades attached. At neck level. They never caught the attempted murderer. Thankfully someone found it before anyone got hurt - or worse.
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I sure am glad Seattle is such a Freak- Free area! I don't have to worry about these kinds of things . LOL No more riding at night.
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Legend has it Ape-hangers (tall motorcycle handlebars) originated for this very reason.
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Originally Posted by Tony V
(Post 9660991)
Two days ago I was on the way home 25km. to go, on the M7 cycle path west of Sydney,I was doing about 30k/p/h when from out of the blue I struck a steel cable that had been put across the path at about chest high.I went down very badly,luckily the cable broke away when it hit my chest a couple of inches higher I would not be here.
I told the people that control the path and also the police.We are 99.9% sure that it was school kids who did it on their way to school (the little *****s) I got a grazed left knee and elbow and some soreness all over me.I was very lucky. stringing steel wire across it at neck height! I'd never see it. I can't believe this is actually a reality for some! |
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