Problem is, not every bicyclist stays in the shoulder. I've seen a lot of riders ride two or more across.
1 posted on
06/15/2010 6:49:48 AM PDT by
MissTed
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To: MissTed
so much for going green in this town...lol...
2 posted on
06/15/2010 6:52:42 AM PDT by
tatsinfla
To: xsmommy
To: MissTed
Problem is, not every bicyclist stays in the shoulder. I've seen a lot of riders ride two or more across. Then the laws should specifically target such persons, instead of being yet another local government using brute force against something the state deems to be a lawful activity. You know, like cracking down on gun ownership instead of those who use guns in a dangerous manner.
4 posted on
06/15/2010 6:53:20 AM PDT by
dirtboy
To: MissTed
Sounds like a Civil Rights violation.
5 posted on
06/15/2010 6:53:27 AM PDT by
Paladin2
To: MissTed
Another problem is that fast bicyclists go 10 mph and slow cars go 30 mph. I’m backing the mayor.
6 posted on
06/15/2010 6:54:23 AM PDT by
bboop
(We don't need no stinkin' VAT)
To: MissTed
I’m visiting Colorado this Summer. If I decide to gamble, I’ll go to Cripple Creek. Blackhawk won’t see a dime from me.
7 posted on
06/15/2010 6:54:49 AM PDT by
Melas
To: MissTed
Bicyclists notoriously demand - not just equal rights with cars - but superior rights to cars...and they don't pay one damn cent for road taxes, gasoline taxes, inspections, license plates, operators' licenses, or insurance.
Most of us learned as kids to not ride bikes on the sidewalks, but these adult "children" are pitching their little spandex hissy fits to have their way.
This is not going to end up well in the long run.
8 posted on
06/15/2010 6:55:06 AM PDT by
FrankR
(Standing against tyranny must start somewhere, or the future belongs to the tyrants.)
To: MissTed
"Now that cyclists have almost the same rules as motorists They are called LAWS, not RULES.
Is there a competency exam? Annual licensing? Inspection of vehicle? An air-pressure tax?
To: MissTed
The roads are narrow and do not have shoulders? Do they have sidewalks or do the cyclists now walk their bikes in the street? Come on reporters.
11 posted on
06/15/2010 6:56:01 AM PDT by
Truth29
To: MissTed
noting that no accidents prodded the ban. I think the casino bus operators complained about getting stuck behind cyclists on the long uphill into Black Hawk. Can't have the folks in the busses delayed in feeding money into the slot machines, can we?
12 posted on
06/15/2010 6:56:11 AM PDT by
dirtboy
To: MissTed
This has the potential for racial profiling.
These people are no better than Hitler.
13 posted on
06/15/2010 6:56:16 AM PDT by
laotzu
To: MissTed
Charlie Henderson, president of the Rocky Mountain Cycling Club. "I wonder if motorcycles will be next."
Charlie, motorcycles can keep up with traffic, bikes can't.
To: MissTed
I see little difference between this law and speed limit laws. What, these bicyclists can’t get off their bike and walk it the 1/2 mile until they’re out of town? That’s too much of an imposition? Sheesh.
16 posted on
06/15/2010 6:57:17 AM PDT by
bcsco
(First there was Slick Willie. Now there's "Oil Slick" Barry...)
To: MissTed
Bicycles are the only ones in colorado that do not pay any taxes. The rest of the state is overtaxed. The governor rides a bicycle and has not made bicycles pay their share.
17 posted on
06/15/2010 6:57:25 AM PDT by
mountainlion
(concerned conservative.)
They did this to themselves. Demanding the, “Three-feet law,” forced this onto Blackhawk.
30 posted on
06/15/2010 7:03:23 AM PDT by
RandallFlagg
(30-year smoker, E-Cigs helped me quit, and O wants me back smoking again?)
To: MissTed
"They are singling out one classification of vehicle," said Charlie Henderson, president of the Rocky Mountain Cycling Club. "I wonder if motorcycles will be next."So, if the bicyclist can add a small electric motor to one of the wheels, is it legal again? I'm thinking a 9V battery and a tiny stepper motor taped near the front tire.
To: MissTed
Problem is, not every bicyclist stays in the shoulder.
According to the article you posted there are no shoulders.
....The roads in Black Hawk are narrow and do not have shoulders.
38 posted on
06/15/2010 7:06:08 AM PDT by
deport
To: MissTed
44 posted on
06/15/2010 7:08:33 AM PDT by
SC DOC
To: MissTed
Demanding that those trucks provide 3 feet of space when passing cyclists as required by a 2009 Colorado law means trucks and buses must move into oncoming traffic, Copp said. Question: Is therea requirement in Colorado law for passing pedestrians on the street? Is there a foot rule with that too?
Bicyclists drive met nuts, I wish they could use the sidewalks - would be safer for everyone.
50 posted on
06/15/2010 7:10:21 AM PDT by
libertarian27
(Ingsoc: Department of Life, Department of Liberty, Department of Happiness)
To: MissTed
Hard to see how this ban would survive a court challenge.
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