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• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/18/2012 at 6:51AM
  Of course I didn't read this whole thread, and don't intend to.So ... why do you feel you must comment on
  something ... that you have no knowledge or understanding of? :confused:I understand it, I jus...

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/16/2012 at 3:15PM
  Of course I didn't read this whole thread, and don't intend to. So ... why do you feel you must comment
  on something ... that you have no knowledge or understanding of? :confused:

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/16/2012 at 12:03PM
  1. if you're riding twice as fast in town, wouldn't you also be passing by twice as many parked cars and
  increase your chances of being doored, or backed into from driveways, with 1/2 the reaction tim...

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/16/2012 at 12:01PM
  All these questions are answered in the thread!Learn to read?

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/16/2012 at 8:05AM
  Still sucks to get hit. Doesn't matter about the math. The car is bigger and made of steel. It's going to
  hurt you.[QUOTE=rola643;68938]And that's it...no need to keep dragging the math of speed out. ...

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/15/2012 at 8:57AM
  Still sucks to get hit. Doesn't matter about the math. The car is bigger and made of steel. It's going to
  hurt you.And that's it...no need to keep dragging the math of speed out. Man down in this scen...

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/14/2012 at 11:04PM
  More important ... to most!The 20mph cyclist will have twice as long to evaluate vehicles approaching
  from behind! (vs 10mph cyclist)

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/11/2012 at 3:21PM
  Still sucks to get hit. Doesn't matter about the math. The car is bigger and made of steel. It's going to
  hurt you.That is the point of this thread!Reduce the possibility of being hit!ANDReduce the se...

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/11/2012 at 12:53AM
  1. This thread is about how speed affects the quantity, and quality of potential vehicle interactions.2.
  Most every example is a direct comparison of a 10mph cyclist vs a 20mph cyclist.3. Tho ... Pers...

• Posted in thread: Bicycle Safety - The Math of Speed. on 05/11/2012 at 12:52AM
  a) This thread is about riding 30mph in traffic. No one can ride that fast on a bicycle in traffic.b) You
  don't ride a bicycle. You ride a motorized bike.c) This thread is about motorized bikes.1. Thi...