I think all of us with SoWal stickers on our cars are guilty too.:roll:
And those of us with Sowal tattoos on our backsides.
As for the rest of this thread, I'll let you know what I think when my head stops spinning.
Bikers - use the BIKE path!
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And those of us with Sowal tattoos on our backsides.
As for the rest of this thread, I'll let you know what I think when my head stops spinning.
Darlene! :funn: You've made me re-think my position on riding vs. watching. 
RiverOtter
got any pics?
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Okay, I can see the logic of the arguments of bikers being in the road 'cuz of tires, others on the path etc.
Can I at least get agreement that riding 3 across in the road when there is traffic going both ways and another biker going the other way is just plain rude?
Can I at least get agreement that riding 3 across in the road when there is traffic going both ways and another biker going the other way is just plain rude?
Yes, and I probably have as many complaints against people driving autos as bicycle operators.
Yes I think that would be rude, but do you know why they were riding that way? It is often the case that the car operators are rude to the biker, cutting very close while leaning on the horn, etc. Often the only defense when the road is too narrow for a car to safely pass, is for the cyclist to ride left and block that area. That may have been the case here. Remember even the smallest worm becomes a big man behind the wheel of his hummer!
For the second morning in a row they were riding 3 across and it appeared the sole reason was so they could chat. Didn't see any sign of rude car drivers, hear any horns etc.
I've definitely been seeing some quality driving lately...........never knew a stop sign was such a confusing thing
I've definitely been seeing some quality driving lately...........never knew a stop sign was such a confusing thing
Ok - I have a new reason to encourage bikers NOT to ride on 30-A but head up to 98:
(And I never realized this before this thread and I started paying attention)
There is no shoulder on most of 30-A
There is a 3'+ shoulder on both sides of 98.
-And the 98 shoulders are marked as bike lanes!! Very few cross streets. The cars can easily move into the inside lane to pass!!
Ride your bikes on 98. If you want to ride along Scenic 30-A, there is no excuse not to slow down , and enjoy the ride on the bike path.
(And I never realized this before this thread and I started paying attention)
There is no shoulder on most of 30-A
There is a 3'+ shoulder on both sides of 98.
-And the 98 shoulders are marked as bike lanes!! Very few cross streets. The cars can easily move into the inside lane to pass!!
Ride your bikes on 98. If you want to ride along Scenic 30-A, there is no excuse not to slow down , and enjoy the ride on the bike path.
For the second morning in a row they were riding 3 across and it appeared the sole reason was so they could chat. Didn't see any sign of rude car drivers, hear any horns etc.
I've definitely been seeing some quality driving lately...........never knew a stop sign was such a confusing thing
State law says bicyclists aren't supposed to be more than two abreast. I hate it when those kinds of riders do things like that which make it harder for the rest of us.
As for the stop sign, it could be worse. Hardly anyone south of the bridge understands you're supposed to yield to cars already a traffic circle, which makes going through the ones on the backside of Destin Commons or by Home Depot unfortunately interesting.
Wait until they install the 395/30A roundabout!