gopetego wrote:
He probably wanted to ride on the line due to the lower rolling friction there. You slowed him down.
As a cyclist I laughed at that.
gopetego wrote:
He probably wanted to ride on the line due to the lower rolling friction there. You slowed him down.
As a cyclist I laughed at that.
brain dead alert wrote:
Recovering LRC poster wrote:Cyclists are a strange bunch. I feel like they have hair trigger tempers, but maybe they have to deal with a lot more crap than runners have to deal with. The other day, I was running on a bike trail against traffic (as they teach you in boyscouts), I kept checking behind me every so often to see if anything was coming up on me. Eventually I noticed a cyclist and I started to check more frequently just to make sure I was completely out of his way. He passes me and has the audacity to yell at me, "you really should be on the right side of the trail". Agree to disagree, but I will keep my head running against traffic.
A little over a year ago, I was running with a friend, and we were both occupying the right lane of the bike trail (running with traffic, i adopt different etiquette when with another runner or group), and we are both clearly over the striped line. A cyclist comes barreling towards us and about 100m out starts shouting about how we're hogging the road. We weren't even in his lane! WTF cyclists?
If you are on a trail and not a road with vehicles then you should be on the right side.
Agree. Stay to the right on any route without motorized vehicles. (Foot path, Bike path, trail, etc.)
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