It is even better in rush hour traffic. One nut on a bike peddling along at 10 MPH with cars backed up behind him for a mile. BUTTTT he is saving gas. LOL
I had to follow one for about two miles while I was in a loaded truck up there a few weeks ago. He was in the middle of a traffic lane and would not move over one inch. Every time on coming traffic would clear he would go clear over to the center line. It took some time for me to get a enough clear road to pass this idiot with a loaded truck. It really made me want to just run over the fool and see how big a SPLAT he would make.
The best part was I talked to the farmer where I was going about it. He says that there is a bike path that goes along the road I was on but it is rarely used as the bikers claim that is too boring of a ride. No they want to be A holes and block all the rest of us. I also think the laws that give them the right of way and a full lane of the road should be repealed.
There is a bike trail close to me. It is an old railroad bed. It is rarely used. The county pay big money to keep it and the bridges repaired but the bikers don't use it much. I say bulldoze the old RR bed flat and let the farmers that had the land took from them have it back. A bunch of the land here was origianlly leased from the farmer. Some how that lease got change to a deed when the groups bought them. The land should have gone back to the original properties. The leases stated that if the RR quit using the right of way it was to go back to the owners. Big tree hugging money twisted the original lease around so these non profit groups and the state now own the RR bed.
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