File: The irrational hatred of cyclists - Maddox.swf-(8.97 MB, 640x368, Other)
[_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)11:52:00 No.3049094
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)11:56:25 No.3049097
>>3049094
I haven't seen anyone be this wrong in awhile.
Cyclists are a cancer which have no place on the road.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)11:57:30 No.3049098
Maddox is such a badass :)
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)12:17:41 No.3049110
>>3049097
I agree.
Cyclists should be allowed to ride in the sidewalk.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)13:16:43 No.3049128
Please stop posting these.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)13:40:09 No.3049141
>>3049097
>>3049110
As a dutchmen, I disagree.
We've got so many road + cyclist road combinations that theres even cyclist roads where cars are
"guests" meaning they should drive slowly and cyclists have precedence.
If your infrastructure is built to support both then you've got no problems at all its usually
the combination of small shitty bicycle lanes combined with the "king of the road" mentality of
car drivers that is the problem.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)13:43:09 No.3049144
>>3049141
To add onto that, I didnt know there was a wiki page about it but apparently there is:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycling_in_the_Netherlands
"bike street" is the one I was talking about where cyclists have priority
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)13:54:17 No.3049151
I wanna fuck that guy
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)14:00:51 No.3049152
>>3049141
>If your infrastructure is built to support both
But it isnt. And thats the fucking point; there is no place for cyclist, but these
egoist-wannabe-world-savers think they are next to god and have the ultimate right to whine and
break the rules.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)15:09:31 No.3049189
All the cyclists in my area are spandex-wearing wannabe Tour-de-France-fags. We have a lot of
single-lane 40MPH streets that wind through woods. Normally, as a driver, I would just ignore
them and pass them at an opportune break in traffic.
What makes me go nuclear is when, after passing them, I am forced to stop at a red light, and
these motherfuckers blow through the light ("can't stop or I'll get a cramp, gotta maintain this
BPM bro"). Now the train of cars that took their time to go around them have to again, carefully
inch their way around this asshole to get up to 40MPH.
If you are riding in the street, obey the fucking traffic laws.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)15:28:46 No.3049199
>>3049189
THIS, it's great when people commute with bicycles or just use them as a means of transportation,
but riding your bike around for no fucking reason for "exercise" so you can be ready for your
next stupid fucking bike race, then we have a problem. Especially since they always ride at LEAST
2 cyclists across.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)15:41:27 No.3049212
>>3049189
>these motherfuckers blow through the red light
now those are some suicidal sons of bitches
if I'm riding through the city I'm sure it's not during the fucking traffic hour or else I just
get off the damn bike and just walk
because if I get hit it's me who's gonna be injured and not the driver
since you've mentiond BPM who the fuck rides in traffic? I mean every time some shitty old car
drives along I choke up from the smog.
Just buy a mountain bike and ride by the nearest hiking route or somewhere not made of a fucking
asphalt
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)15:58:15 No.3049222
>>3049141
fuck off dutchie
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)16:15:31 No.3049225
I miss the good ol days when no one knew maddox sounded like a perma virgin
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)16:23:49 No.3049237
>>3049189
Some places forces you to ride in the street. Doesn't mean they're supposed to obey the traffic
laws as you don't need a license to ride a bike.
I haven't rode a bike in maybe 15 years because where I am, I'm forces to ride in the street and
I rather not be on a flimsy bike, riding with traffic, not knowing who's behind me and maybe not
caring or drunk or angry enough to drive over me.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/26/16(Sat)16:52:13 No.3049257
Well someone is a cyclist.
