Travis Hugh Culley
01-21-04 | 08:24 PM
#26
I bet
Joined: Dec 2003
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"Kurremkarm: remember most drivers are cool, its just the jerks that stick out"
Yeah, I decided to delete my rant rather than subject people to it. I went four blocks today on a busy street and some jerk leaned out the window and told me to get on the sidewalk.
I flipped him off, yelled **** you and did my part for bicyle advocacy.
4 blocks, i kid you not.
Yeah, I decided to delete my rant rather than subject people to it. I went four blocks today on a busy street and some jerk leaned out the window and told me to get on the sidewalk.
I flipped him off, yelled **** you and did my part for bicyle advocacy.
4 blocks, i kid you not.
01-21-04 | 08:32 PM
#27
cxmagazine dot com
Joined: Jun 2003
Posts: 8,269
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From: WI
Bikes: Titus road, Fort CX
Originally Posted by William Karsten
I (ahem) own an offroad vehicle that I used frequently. I've seen NO H2's offroad ever (socal area where they are pretty common). I've not seen that many H1's to boot. And I tell you what, as a pro keep trail open anti sierra club guy, the H1's are scarry to watch. Thier wheelin' philosophy isn't slow climbing/crawling.. it's "ramming speed scotty". They pretty much smash thier way up down and through stuff. Seems to carry over to thier traffic habits as well.
https://www.fuh2.com/submissions.php
01-21-04 | 08:37 PM
#28
I bet
Joined: Dec 2003
Posts: 1,033
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" Originally Posted by streetdog
Curb weight on a Hummer is 7600lbs! "
When I worked across Canada one summer we went to fairs selling stuff and got there by semi. One of my friends was this big guy, 6'3", 300 pounds, something like that. One day we went to a weigh station and we were very very close to the weight limit. One of the guys that worked there said," ****, just have the driver get out and you should be OK."
Hey, it was funny at the time.
Curb weight on a Hummer is 7600lbs! "
When I worked across Canada one summer we went to fairs selling stuff and got there by semi. One of my friends was this big guy, 6'3", 300 pounds, something like that. One day we went to a weigh station and we were very very close to the weight limit. One of the guys that worked there said," ****, just have the driver get out and you should be OK."
Hey, it was funny at the time.
01-21-04 | 11:08 PM
#29
The Red Lantern
Joined: Apr 2003
Posts: 5,965
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From: Raleigh NC
If I ever get another four-by, I am not screwing around. It is Tatra time
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01-22-04 | 09:19 AM
#30
Traffic shark
Joined: May 2001
Posts: 4,612
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From: California
Bikes: 2 fixies, 1 road, 29er in the works.
Originally Posted by Rev.Chuck
If I ever get another four-by, I am not screwing around. It is Tatra time
Personnally, I'd go with a 404doka, place to put bikes, seat 4, get around.. camping gear..
01-25-04 | 10:46 PM
#31
Member
Joined: Jan 2004
Posts: 47
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From: Morontown, USA
Bikes: Why do you care, fool
I use to ride Critical Mass for fun and socializing, but it's original message of saying that "bikes are traffic too" isn't working by stopping traffic and annoying the hell out of drivers. It' just makes bicyclist look bad in my opinion.
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