Clever comebacks?
#26
So tragically hip.
Joined: Jan 2009
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From: MASHboro, NJ
Bikes: 2009 SE Premium Brew, 2001 GT Interceptor, 2010 Motobecane Fantom 29
#27
Senior Member
Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 288
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From: pittsburghadelphia
Bikes: types that go fast
id prolly keep my mouf shut cause its easy for a pissed off driver to hurt you, or even worse, break your bike. but if i was to say something id prolly say **** you! it always works, its like just as universal as cocacola or OK
#30
waste
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 278
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From: Perth, Australia
Bikes: work fix, play fix, dk 20", cruiser, ******* parts
the last thing i can remember being yelled at me as i was riding down the bike path along the side of the freeway was some dude shouting out his car window 'pedal! pedal'.
i looked down at my feet, somewhat taken aback by him, as i thought to myself, 'i coluld've sworn i was doing so, in fact, im moreorless certain that i was'
i looked down at my feet, somewhat taken aback by him, as i thought to myself, 'i coluld've sworn i was doing so, in fact, im moreorless certain that i was'
#31
Half-Beard the Pirate
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 98
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From: Atlanta, GA
Bikes: 1984 Schwinn World Sport
I was walking my bike up to a rack the other day and a guy leaned out of a car and yelled, "fixie duuuuuuude!!" very sarcastically, but I thought it was hilarious.
#32
Its a wonderful paradox:
If you drive an SUV you're an asshat.
If you drive a foreign car that's tuned you're a wannabe.
If you drive a domestic car that's tuned you're a gearhead.
If you drive a truck you're a redkneck.
If you ride a commuter bike you're strange.
If you ride a mountain bike you're a DUIcyclist.
If you ride a BMX you're a kid, or considered immature.
If you ride a road bike you're a wannabe Lance Armstrong.
If you ride a fixed gear bike you're a wannabe hipster/messy.
If people devoted half as much time to being involved in putting down the other half, **** might actually be getting done and we wouldn't be sucking dick for beer money as a society.
If you drive an SUV you're an asshat.
If you drive a foreign car that's tuned you're a wannabe.
If you drive a domestic car that's tuned you're a gearhead.
If you drive a truck you're a redkneck.
If you ride a commuter bike you're strange.
If you ride a mountain bike you're a DUIcyclist.
If you ride a BMX you're a kid, or considered immature.
If you ride a road bike you're a wannabe Lance Armstrong.
If you ride a fixed gear bike you're a wannabe hipster/messy.
If people devoted half as much time to being involved in putting down the other half, **** might actually be getting done and we wouldn't be sucking dick for beer money as a society.
#33
Senior Member
Joined: Oct 2007
Posts: 653
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From: Alaska/Oregon
Bikes: Klein Palmino, Litespeed Sienna
Where's that jersey that had something like "**** You" on the back, or maybe it was "Keep Honking, I'm Reloading"
Anyone post a pic or link? I want one really bad.....
Anyone post a pic or link? I want one really bad.....
#35
Rumblefish

Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 687
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From: Austin Texas
Bikes: 1973 Crescent Pepita Single Speed,1978 Raleigh Competition G.S.,1976 Raleigh Super Course MKII,1970's Motobecane Super Touring Fixed Gear, 1980's Denti Road Tech Five,Gary Fisher Hoo Koo E Koo,1973 Atala Giro,Cheap MTB Tandem,Schwinn World Sport
I insulate myself from heckling with music, but when it gets through my defenses I just ride like mad trying to catch the offender and if I can actually work up any spit I just lay a loogie on their windshield. I don't always catch them, but chasing them like a maniac speeds up my commute.
#36
I've never had anyone heckle me for riding fixed. I've been heckled for violating traffic laws, not wearing a helmet, riding hands-free, fixing a flat, etc etc etc.
Never for riding fixed, though.
I suppose if I were, my response would depend on the person heckling. If he was bigger than me, I'd just smile brightly and give a thumbs-up, confusing them. If I was bigger than the heckler, I'd tell them I had gears at one point, but I left all but one of them in his mom's a**.
Never for riding fixed, though.
I suppose if I were, my response would depend on the person heckling. If he was bigger than me, I'd just smile brightly and give a thumbs-up, confusing them. If I was bigger than the heckler, I'd tell them I had gears at one point, but I left all but one of them in his mom's a**.
#37
Just carry a hand gun ... I'm kidding don't flame me!!!
I worked in Cleveland for a while, and I was up near Superior Ave. I saw a kid reach under the seat of his bike and pull out a gun to show all his friends. I think he had it jammed up in the seat rails or something. Scary moment...
I worked in Cleveland for a while, and I was up near Superior Ave. I saw a kid reach under the seat of his bike and pull out a gun to show all his friends. I think he had it jammed up in the seat rails or something. Scary moment...
#39
considering myself warned
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 181
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From: Salt Lake City
Bikes: Raleigh Rush Hour Pro, Basso Gap Roadie (under construction), '84 Univega Roadie with Original Campy Victory, Centurion Le Mans Fixie Conversion
Just carry a hand gun ... I'm kidding don't flame me!!!
I worked in Cleveland for a while, and I was up near Superior Ave. I saw a kid reach under the seat of his bike and pull out a gun to show all his friends. I think he had it jammed up in the seat rails or something. Scary moment...
I worked in Cleveland for a while, and I was up near Superior Ave. I saw a kid reach under the seat of his bike and pull out a gun to show all his friends. I think he had it jammed up in the seat rails or something. Scary moment...
#41
Turgid Member
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 171
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From: Rock Hill, SC
Bikes: Salsa Casseroll, Soma Rush, Fuji Tahoe 29er Pro
I don't normally get yelled at by other cyclists, drivers tend to either throw refuse from their cars or yell comments questioning my sexuality. Roadies will sometimes look and shake their heads but that's about it, most of them are pretty cool when you actually talk to them, at least around here.
#42
considering myself warned
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 181
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From: Salt Lake City
Bikes: Raleigh Rush Hour Pro, Basso Gap Roadie (under construction), '84 Univega Roadie with Original Campy Victory, Centurion Le Mans Fixie Conversion
Just say "What the **** do I know about shiftin"
#43
:)
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 3,391
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From: duluth
Bikes: '07 Pista, '09 Fantom Cross Uno, '8? Miyata, '67 Stingray, '0? Zoo mod trials, Tallbike, Chopper, '73 Schwinn Collegiate, '67 Triumph Chopper, '69 CB350, '58 BSA Spitfire, '73 CB450
"GET A CAR"
- "I own three... and two motorcycles"
"GO LAAAAAAAAAANCEEEEEEEEEEE"
- "I'm AWESOOOOOMMMMMEE" (as loud as possible).
"F____ING BIKE QU__R"
- "SEE YA LATER BABY" (drunk/redneck that says this has to be on foot and you must have clean getaway).
- "I own three... and two motorcycles"
"GO LAAAAAAAAAANCEEEEEEEEEEE"
- "I'm AWESOOOOOMMMMMEE" (as loud as possible).
"F____ING BIKE QU__R"
- "SEE YA LATER BABY" (drunk/redneck that says this has to be on foot and you must have clean getaway).
#44
Senior Member
Joined: Dec 2007
Posts: 1,568
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From: Athens, Ohio
Bikes: Fuji Track, Half built 70s Azuki
I apparently one time threatened to stab someone for calling me lance while i was riding. It really scares me knowing that I was riding a bike while too drunk to form memories.
#45
considering myself warned
Joined: Jan 2009
Posts: 181
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From: Salt Lake City
Bikes: Raleigh Rush Hour Pro, Basso Gap Roadie (under construction), '84 Univega Roadie with Original Campy Victory, Centurion Le Mans Fixie Conversion
I don't think most of the people in my town really know what a fixed gear is so people see me on a "road bike" and yell lance.
I apparently one time threatened to stab someone for calling me lance while i was riding. It really scares me knowing that I was riding a bike while too drunk to form memories.
I apparently one time threatened to stab someone for calling me lance while i was riding. It really scares me knowing that I was riding a bike while too drunk to form memories.





