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ยป Just lol if you're an adult who cycles to work
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post 1490754001 04-12-2017, 12:18 AM
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Just lol if you're an adult who cycles to work

What went wrong in your life, srs?
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post 1490754091 04-12-2017, 12:20 AM
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I see people doing this everyday in nyc. Some of them appear rather well off.
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post 1490754191 04-12-2017, 12:22 AM
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Originally Posted By cjr169
I see people doing this everyday in nyc. Some of them appear rather well off.
Are they wearing a top hat instead of a helmet?
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post 1490754571 04-12-2017, 12:29 AM
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I cycle because:

- I can get sunshine, exercise and fresh air on my workdays. Studies show this makes you happier

- I don't have to sit in traffic or take public transport

- It's faster than either of the above options

- It's virtually free

- It's better for the environment, and our cities would be better off if more people cycled

- The ceo and CFO of my company, who earn millions per year cycle too. If it's good enough for them I think it's good enough for us.

Is that enough reasons for you OP? Grow up.
post 1490754611 04-12-2017, 12:30 AM
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Originally Posted By TheCreature55
I cycle because:

- I can get sunshine, exercise and fresh air on my workdays. Studies show this makes our happier

- I don't have to sit in traffic or take public transport

- It's faster than either of the above options

- It's virtually free

- It's better for the environment, and our cities would be better off if more people cycled

- The ceo and CFO of my company, who earn millions per year cycle too. If it's good enough for them I think it's good enough for us.

Is that enough reasons for you OP? Grow up.
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post 1490754861 04-12-2017, 12:35 AM
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In. cyclists are such losers. Always LOL @ them while I drive past in my fully loaded range rover.
post 1490754991 04-12-2017, 12:37 AM
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Originally Posted By LegDayLol
Cyclist rustled
Nah. I enjoy laughing at wagecucks like you sitting in traffic raging while I whiz past on my bike
post 1490755081 04-12-2017, 12:39 AM
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What if I cycle to the unemployment agency?
post 1490755181 04-12-2017, 12:42 AM
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w0t?

no traffic, no parking issues, save on fuel, receive "bike-fee" per km, cardio, ...

I bike to work everyday (20 km / 12 miles one-way), thankfully more than half my route is next to the river in a no-car zone.
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post 1490755221 04-12-2017, 12:43 AM
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What's wrong with cycling?
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post 1490755351 04-12-2017, 12:45 AM
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Originally Posted By LegDayLol
Cyclist rustled
If you live close, like a couple blocks away from where you work, it's not a terrible idea to ride a bike.

Riding 45 min-1 hour on a bike to work is absurd though.
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post 1490755391 04-12-2017, 12:46 AM
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Lol, nice thread backfire. Wonder if the OP will be back?
post 1490755441 04-12-2017, 12:47 AM
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what do they do when it rains? catch the bus? hahahahahahhhhhhh
post 1490755461 04-12-2017, 12:47 AM
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Cycling is fun, why would you berate anyone who wants a fun start to their day?

I'd imagine the majority of adults who cycle to work don't do it because they can't afford to car
post 1490755491 04-12-2017, 12:48 AM
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I used to ride 10 miles each way to work.

Took only afew minutes longer than in a car.

Never again tho.
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post 1490755961 04-12-2017, 12:57 AM
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Originally Posted By Letthemcome
what do they do when it rains? catch the bus? hahahahahahhhhhhh
Take an uber, or just wear a rain jacket when you ride in and shower at work?
post 1490756321 04-12-2017, 01:05 AM
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My buddies dad is an exec and he bikes to work for exercise. Makes half a mil a year probably, has an amazing house and is in great shape for a dude who's 50. I don't consider him a loser at all.

But obviously most are the people you're thinking of haha
post 1490757131 04-12-2017, 01:22 AM
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Originally Posted By TokenV
w0t?

no traffic, no parking issues, save on fuel, receive "bike-fee" per km, cardio, ...

I bike to work everyday (20 km / 12 miles one-way), thankfully more than half my route is next to the river in a no-car zone.
Im actually mirin that would be so chill before you start work.

Tbh cyclists on the roads give me the chits because theres no infrastructure for them here but its definitely a good idea
post 1490758561 04-12-2017, 01:57 AM
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Originally Posted By cjr169
If you live close, like a couple blocks away from where you work, it's not a terrible idea to ride a bike.

Riding 45 min-1 hour on a bike to work is absurd though.
False. I did it when I worked security. Employee locker room and showers. Fat ugly employees umbilical cord connected to their polluting cars so I basically had the entire locker room to myself. Win, win.

I look forward to having such an opportunity at my next job.
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Da ****, why would exercise and saving money be looked down upon? You mad your too out of shape to ride a bike or something?
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post 1490759811 04-12-2017, 02:27 AM
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Originally Posted By Luc1fer
What's wrong with cycling?
This, i don't cycle to work as i work from home but i do cycle lots

Great cardio, less polluting the environment, don't have to sit in traffic, free.....
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if you have the option of cycling to work and its makes sense to (safe, avoid traffic, get fresh air, avoid parking fees etc) and you don't.... then your'e a ******* of monumental proportions
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i'd never do it myself but i've lived in cities where you'd see people on bikes, fuk even those little scooters commuting to work. i admire their ability to live life with no fuks given. srs.
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There's two types. There are the guys and girls who make plenty and ride their $10k bikes to work to get in the miles.

Then there are the DUI'ers on stolen huffys who do it because they have no other choice.
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What the kunts deserve, a nice dooring.
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Im in England and the cyclists here are the WORST. The roads here can get extremely narrow so one bike could hold up damn near 20 cars before its safe to pass the *******.
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Originally Posted By HYMENATOR


What the kunts deserve, a nice dooring.
Wow Australians are such a bunch of kunts, he didn't even apologize lol, just immediately went on the aggressive with her ....
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[QUOTE=HYMENATOR post_id=1490763391][youtube]glU17uXDQXg[youtube]

What the kunts deserve, a nice dooring.[/QUOTE]Not sure about Australia, but in the U.S. there is no specific legal regulation for opening a door.

An attentive cyclist would be aware of taxis/buses/delivery trucks/etc. that pullover and stay away from passing next to the curb. I always pass on the road side just as an auto would. As much as I hate to admit it, the cyclist was in error.[QUOTE=OLawdQuan post_id=1490763781]Im in England and the cyclists here are the WORST. The roads here can get extremely narrow so one bike could hold up damn near 20 cars before its safe to pass the *******.[/QUOTE]Completely legal in my neck of the woods. If you're in a hurry simply "drive" around the block.
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