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To: EGPWS
We get Lycra wearing bicyclist who ride on the winding two lane road (with no shoulder and blind corners) up to our area.

I cant see how any with half a brain would even think of riding a bicycle on this road.

There are hay hauling 18 wheelers & horse haulers that take up the whole lane.

Riding a bicycle on this road is just plain stupid.

29 posted on 07/21/2011 9:56:11 AM PDT by troy McClure
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To: troy McClure
We get Lycra wearing bicyclist who ride on the winding two lane road (with no shoulder and blind corners) up to our area.

I cant see how any with half a brain would even think of riding a bicycle on this road.

We're starting to see that around here also - and it's dangerous. Hilly, curvy 2-lane roads are no place for a bicycle when cars with drivers are actually trying to get to their destination in a reasonable amount of time. They're starting to assemble and ride in larger groups now, blocking entire lanes. That needs to stop before someone gets hurt.

30 posted on 07/21/2011 10:02:24 AM PDT by meyer (We will not sit down and shut up.)
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To: troy McClure
I cant see how any with half a brain would even think of riding a bicycle on this road.

I almost think that some dare a vehicle to hit them because if they do they will hammer them with the full force of the law if they do.(if they survive...)

That is what is stupid!

31 posted on 07/21/2011 10:08:10 AM PDT by EGPWS (Trust in God, question everyone else)
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To: troy McClure

Would it help to put up a couple of those roadside memorial crosses with a few bent bicycle parts scattered mearby?


35 posted on 07/21/2011 10:23:50 AM PDT by meatloaf
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