Posted on 10/08/2007 12:35:56 PM PDT by Caleb1411
Oh goodie! Governor Deval Patrick (idiot par excellence), of MA wants to make MA more bike friendly. This sort of nonsense will be coming to Boston in no time flat.
Ahhh , but the police aren’t enforcing said traffic laws in regards to these Eco - Terrorists . So what are the motorists to do ?
Wait, a member of the liberal MSM criticizing the bikers? The sky must be falling.
Trillions of people who engage in hyperbole should be tortured and killed, because hyperbole is worse than Nazism.
I think that there are two groups of cyclists. The Armstrong posers who tend to obey the laws and spend big bucks on their bikes , and then these idiotic eco - Hippies who obey no laws and try to provoke altercations .
Just as long as he knows that most bikes will have to be left in garages and houses during a winter Noreaster, which would mean people are going to flock the streets with cars and cause even more traffic gridlock, then fine, make Boston more bike-friendly.
What a feminine thing for a man to say. What a fag.
If we didn't have so many young heroes out in the sandbox showing daily that they are as great a generation as America has ever produced I would think we are lost as a country.
Regards
As a bicycle rider myself, I’d suggest that a broomstick would provide a more focused response than would thumbtacks.
I’m a 3rd type. A guy that obeys the laws, spends moderate bucks on my bikes and who sprays mud on pretentious road bikers who think they’re the second coming of Lance Armstrong with his mountain bike.
How about $1500.00. I know some one who just bought one for that amount.
Here's a stock picture of my baby.
Except the laws of all 50 states say otherwise.
In California, it’s illegal for bicycles to use the sidewalks.
I don’t get the no sidewalk rule. I as a bicyclist hate riding on the roads because nobody can drive well and I’m always at risk of being in an accident with these crappy drivers. Even if it costs me a fine, I will always ride on the sidewalk because I would rather break the law and see another day in court than obey the law and not see another day.
Lol , Well we need more of your type in that case .
We mainly have Armstrong posers in my neck of the woods.
Our version of Critical Mass does it on Vespas and other assorted scooters , and is it ever annoying .
In some states, it’s illegal for bicycles to use sidewalks regardless of the availability of bicycle lanes.
They tried to pull this stuff in Manhattan, but after spending the night at Rikers most of them wised up. They were offered jury trials, but most plead out and paid a fine.
The author’s previous piece on Minneapolis’ Critical Massholes can be found at the link below. Interesting to note that last week’s ride, which snarled downtown traffic intentionally, included two Minneapolis City Councilmen. And an aide to the Mayor was arrested during violent confrontations during last August’s bike ride. Maybe these spoiled-child hippie eco-freaks need to run up against some other “riders”...think the Hell’s Angels might be interested? :)
http://www.startribune.com/kersten/story/1463278.html
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