FWIW, Avenger had deleted his one and only original post by the time I first saw the thread. Without any further info, that single exclamation point sure looked like a troll at the time. Obviously not, it would now appear to be. Apologies, Avenger.
In every one of the previous threads, I have agreed with cyclists on their right to ride 30A. Experienced and courteous cyclists recognize the risks of riding in traffic and the need to abide by the laws. Motorists need to be courteous and recognize that the law permits cyclists to ride on the road. And we all need to take a chill pill. You will never get from point A to point B in a hurry on 30A. It's the beach, fer cryin out loud. I still feel that way.
For those who think all bikes should be on the path, I'll say again - your statement shows that you have obviously never ridden a road bike with high pressure tires at 20 MPH on the bumpy and sandy bike path, while avoiding pedestrians, runners, and beach cruiser bikes. Too risky for you, too risky for them.
I guess that covers all the previous threads, except the obsessing over bike shorts and jerseys. I ain't feeling tongue-in-cheek enough for that one today. Besides, SWBG has got the cred on that topic.
In every one of the previous threads, I have agreed with cyclists on their right to ride 30A. Experienced and courteous cyclists recognize the risks of riding in traffic and the need to abide by the laws. Motorists need to be courteous and recognize that the law permits cyclists to ride on the road. And we all need to take a chill pill. You will never get from point A to point B in a hurry on 30A. It's the beach, fer cryin out loud. I still feel that way.
For those who think all bikes should be on the path, I'll say again - your statement shows that you have obviously never ridden a road bike with high pressure tires at 20 MPH on the bumpy and sandy bike path, while avoiding pedestrians, runners, and beach cruiser bikes. Too risky for you, too risky for them.
I guess that covers all the previous threads, except the obsessing over bike shorts and jerseys. I ain't feeling tongue-in-cheek enough for that one today. Besides, SWBG has got the cred on that topic.