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When I am in my truck, I like seeing a large group of bikes riding down the road. Not the ones that ride like ******** but a large number of bikes just cruising along is a cool sight.
Your choices in your poll are pointless. No one except law enforcement officers, DOT workers, or city/county workers have the authority to block intersections. To think otherwise is stupid, not to mention the liability that a "blocker" assumes.
You need to ride your own ride, obey the traffic laws and arrive alive. Groups of bikers have no more rights than any other motorist. Get use to it.
I'm with Joe.
Besides, you can't get drivers to stop at red lights and stops signs cause they're busy talking, texting, shaving, reading books and who knows what else.
I once responded to an accident where a rider blocked traffic at an intersection so the others in his group could run a red light. He got a ticket issued to him in Intensive Care (Red Light violation). HIS insurance company had to pay for the bent car that hit him.
Besides, you can't get drivers to stop at red lights and stops signs cause they're busy talking, texting, shaving, reading books and who knows what else.
I once responded to an accident where a rider blocked traffic at an intersection so the others in his group could run a red light. He got a ticket issued to him in Intensive Care (Red Light violation). HIS insurance company had to pay for the bent car that hit him.
Are you saying that the cage driver was entitled to run over the biker because he didn't move outa the way. Well, if that's the case, I'm sure a lot of non-sense can break out all over the place.
we block intersections if it is a large group, some get annoyed , most give a thumbs up. I've personally blocked a 4 way with a cop parked watching us and he never seemed to have a problem. most towns would rather see you move through smoothly and quickly. we have even had cars block for us. as a side note , we always at least block in pairs
Last edited by zukeeper; Jan 31, 2013 at 07:08 PM.
Well yeah, that makes a whole lot of sense. Pull in front of an oncoming bike so the traffic que doesn't get messed up.
Do that to just about any group of bikes and you can count on a beat down that would stop traffic for longer than a few minutes, especially yours.
It's not gonna happen. If I got green I go. If you got red you have to stop. Unless there is a provision in the motor vehicle act for stopping traffic so a bunch of toothless rednecks can break the law, I'm going. You're going to beat me down? I got 3 tons of steel that you're gonna have to stop. I wonder how you're gonna do that.
It's not gonna happen. If I got green I go. If you got red you have to stop. Unless there is a provision in the motor vehicle act for stopping traffic so a bunch of toothless rednecks can break the law, I'm going. You're going to beat me down? I got 3 tons of steel that you're gonna have to stop. I wonder how you're gonna do that.
your gonna go huh...your going to purposely hit a biker...what a piece of ****
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A bit arrogant unless directed by a LEO or Firefighter, funeral, etc. I wouldnt get too bent outta shape if I was in a car, but if I was in a hurry I can see getting pizzed.
While on 2 wheels I get irritated if others were not obeying the traffic laws, (like running red lights which is pretty much what this is), so I would want the same respect
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