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Originally Posted by Tesoro
[quote=Wrapids]Go ride your bicycle on the interstate.

Interstates can be about the safest place to ride. Long lines of sight and wide flat shoulders to ride separate from the traffic lanes. Legal in some states and places.

Passing off ramps and on ramps is where ya gotta watch out. Generally I’ll stop if needed, check for traffic and cross perpendicular to the far side to cross the ramp lane ASAP.


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Originally Posted by Birdwatcher
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[quote=Wrapids]Go ride your bicycle on the interstate.

Interstates can be about the safest place to ride. Long lines of sight and wide flat shoulders to ride separate from the traffic lanes. Legal in some states and places.

Passing off ramps and on ramps is where ya gotta watch out. Generally I’ll stop if needed, check for traffic and cross perpendicular to the far side to cross the ramp lane ASAP.

Legal in quite a few states.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-motorized_access_on_freeways

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Anybody even thinking about riding a bicycle on an interstate just demonstrates the stupidity of the breed................just drove back from FL last 2 days, would love to see a biker ride around Atlanta, Indianapolis, Nashville, etc on a fu^ckin bicycle & survive.

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I’m not one that automatically hates bicyclists or joggers or any group of people that unnecessarily waste their time by showing off their physical prowess and making me feel like a sloth. In the summer this area gets a lot of bicycle clubs and group rides that take the scenic roads on the eastern and western side of the island. The roads around here are typically narrow but not busy while the 1 or 2 main roads are fairly wide with center turn lanes. I’ve had to slow down and wait for an opportunity to pass but I can’t recall ever feeling annoyed by them…around here. People are pretty relaxed and not stressed..island time….the biggest slow down or impediment to traffic are the tractors and combines. They can acquire a pretty decent line of vehicles behind them but nobody gets mad. I like living in a place where tractors and deer and wild turkeys are the biggest issue for traffic. The bicyclists that come here to ride aren’t a problem and I realize that they are coming HERE to recreate and enjoy the water and woods that I am fortunate to call home. I get the privilege to live in a place that others come to vacation so if I have to share the road a little or slow down it’s not gonna ruin my day. There’s a lot of crap going on in this country nowadays so I gotta pick and choose my battles or I’d be fighting my way through life. 😁. Bicyclists are currently very low on my radar….


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UPDATE:

Everyone still hates bicyclists.

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Originally Posted by MontanaMan
Anybody even thinking about riding a bicycle on an interstate just demonstrates the stupidity of the breed................just drove back from FL last 2 days, would love to see a biker ride around Atlanta, Indianapolis, Nashville, etc on a fu^ckin bicycle & survive.

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Interstate highway with truck.

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Originally Posted by MontanaMan
Anybody even thinking about riding a bicycle on an interstate just demonstrates the stupidity of the breed................just drove back from FL last 2 days, would love to see a biker ride around Atlanta, Indianapolis, Nashville, etc on a fu^ckin bicycle & survive.

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Same state. Same bicycle trip.

Not an Interstate Highway, with truck
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Originally Posted by PaulBarnard
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Originally Posted by Tesoro
[quote=Wrapids]Go ride your bicycle on the interstate.

Interstates can be about the safest place to ride. Long lines of sight and wide flat shoulders to ride separate from the traffic lanes. Legal in some states and places.

Passing off ramps and on ramps is where ya gotta watch out. Generally I’ll stop if needed, check for traffic and cross perpendicular to the far side to cross the ramp lane ASAP.

Legal in quite a few states.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Non-motorized_access_on_freeways

Legal, and stupid!!!!!

Paul B doesn’t know the difference???


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I was riding my Trek on a remote country road near here, there was a big house there, and 4 adults were standing in the driveway, their dog was with them. Big dog about 60 pounds. The road was going uphill and I could go only about 7 mph. Dogs can run lots faster than that.

The dog ran after me and was zooming in on my left ankle. He was going to chomp on my Achilles tendon. That is how a wolf kills an elk at Yellowstone, cut the left Achilles tendon, his buddy cuts the right Achilles tendon and they take down the elk. It is genetic. A cut Achilles tendon in a human would mean some serious surgery and months on crutches.

As the dog neared my ankle, I wanted to kick him right in the face and teach him a lesson, but I knew those hillbillies had a gun close at hand, and probably would shoot me if they saw me kick the dog. I just stuck my foot out towards doggie, and when he bit, he bit the sole of my tennis shoe and not my ankle. I guess he didn't like the taste of rubber, he peeled off and went back to the group of adults, and I rode on. When I got home I saw 4 deep tooth marks on the bottom, and left side of my left tennis shoe.

A week later, I saw two of those men standing at the edge of a corn field, 2 miles away, they were getting ready to harvest corn. I stopped my bicycle to talk to them. I thought my hillbilly neighbors would apologize, for their dog nearly putting me in the hospital. No. I didn't realize, they viewed me as a sub human and a cockroach.
Hillbilly Dad said "You'uns ain't from around here. You go around kicking a man's dog in the mouth, is a good way to get shot." I said "I didn't kick him! I stuck my foot out and he bit my shoe. He almost bit my ankle." The two hillbillies gave me a dirty look.

About 2 weeks later I quit riding my bike in the NC mountains.

I look at that beautiful Trek sitting in my carport, and I am tempted to get those tires fixed and put it back on the road. Instead, I'm going to the gym this morning to ride the stationary bike for 30 minutes. It is not as much fun, but it is less dangerous.

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Originally Posted by deflave
UPDATE:

Everyone still hates bicyclists.

LOL

The campfire is long on hate or sure.

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Ain't that the truth.



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My experience was that Montana doesn’t believe in putting shoulders on their regular highways, prob’ly to keep the Hutterite population in check.

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