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Originally Posted by DnvrFox Any 50+ reaction to this post? http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=459175 I read the first page of posts before it went multi-page. I can't say that I haven'...

Originally Posted by Red Rider I read the first page of posts before it went multi-page. I can't say that I haven't wished I had the chutzpah to do that, but in reality, I'm not that angry/stupid/vengeful/whatever. Reading the vitriol made my head...

I wasn't impressed by his act. You do that to the wrong person and you get run over. And if that guy regularly rides the same roads as you, then you won't know when it is coming.

My head hurts just wondering what's in that thread. I think I won't go there.

I get the feeling people these days are watching too much wrestling on TV. I couldn't even make it through the first page before boredom set in.

Originally Posted by Tom Bombadil I wasn't impressed by his act. You do that to the wrong person and you get run over. And if that guy regularly rides the same roads as you, then you won't know when it is coming....

It's his life to waste

If you live in an area that the police take this stuff seriously, great, that is your best action. This cyclist appears to be in high school and knows these other high school kids. It is unlikely the cops in many Nebraska towns will take a high school kids complaint seriously. So what is his remaining options? Drivers like this are bullies. I learned in ...

Did you ever have good luck with the bully at school when you yelled back "yeah and your mama too". I have never been a fan of escelating violence, its just the begining of round 2. In the life mirrors fiction vein, "Be nice. Untill it's time to not be nice". Sometimes this is refered to as the Teddy Rosevelt doctrine and involves big sticks. Remember, every ...