[SDCBC] avoiding hazards, what is reasonable...

[JonIsaacs at aol.com]

In a message dated 2/26/2008 12:22:43 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
markw at wolfenet.org writes:


>>>> Many times I was flying through mission trails park at 
5:30am before the sun was up.  It was DARK, and I would hit 30+ coming 
down the hill.  
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As I remember it, there is some sort of speed limit for bikes in Mission 
Trails.  Hopefully you never hit any rabbits, squirrels, lizards, birds...  


> Here's something for everyone, how are your bike handling skills?   Can 
> you at least bunnyhop higher than a curb?  That skill alone can save you 
> some road rash.
> 
> Mark
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I am pretty good at bunny hopping on my bike but I have been practicing in 
the motor home and can't quite get the hang of it.  As much as a try, I just 
can't get the wheels off the ground.  :)

My thinking:  Timbers don't belong in the road.  If I left some timbers in 
the road, I would pray that no one hit them.  If someone hit them, I would 
apologize profusely and take full responsibility for my error.  I would also feel 
quite badly because I would know my action had resulted in someone else's pain.

Jon Isaacs



Jon





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