"There are 2 sides to the ... debate. Drivers want bikes to get the fuck out of the way. Cyclists cry about what drivers think of them"

Great news! The Dacia Sandero just passed 3 milli——

The final run of VW Type 1s from Mexico from 2003 are still relatively new, at least to me. VW Type 1s can outlive many cars and they're laughably easy to maintain and repair. So, it gets my vote and I'm sure Jason Torchinsky agrees.

Possibly splitting hairs, here, but ... Not a BMX rider, a trials rider. Very different disciplines. Unless things have changed significantly from when I was all into this sort of thing...

Danny mac is the man,but the red bull jump wasnt the highlight. For jalopnik purposes maybe, but the ball transfere to rail blew my mind. I posted this on oppo yesterday but it didnt get much traction...i guess i should have added more f1. Fyi this is not bmx its street trials

And how many pedestrians were hit by drivers in your city, son?

In my 22 years as an elite level road racing cyclist, I never had an incident like this. In fact, in all the states and countries I lived in and raced and rode in, I had maybe half a dozen run ins with motorists. Pretty simple to get along with cars. Ride like a motorcycle. Be predictable. Stop at lights. Don't ride…

Yes, there are asshat cyclists, the same as there are asshat drivers but to say that a majority of cyclists behave like that is ridiculous. In my experience while driving and cycling, most cyclists behave properly on the road and go out of their way to be courteous to cars, when they can.

"More often than not" or the times you choose to notice?

And yes, you're right. A bicycle should be operated on the roadway, in a safe manner, and following all of the rules of the road. Not on the sidewalk, not against traffic, but on the road, like the vehicle it is.

Please don't fan the flames. Most reasonable cyclists do obey the law and ride with traffic. Most reasonable drivers are willing to share the road with cyclists. I just hit upon a great analogy.

I ride several thousand miles a year. This video shows some of why I follow ALL the rules.

LOL, the bicyclist isn't obligated to keep up with the speed of traffic. He needs to follow the rules, and act like any other vehicle on the road, but its speed will obviously be lower than cars'. But you DO NOT ride a bike on the sidewalk.

I'm reminded of the polar opposite of this....the video Jalop posted of an SUV behind a cyclist on a wide open rural road, the cyclist was even on the outside of the shoulder stripe if I recall, and the motorist refused to pass and just laid on the horn...

What a moron. I cycle commute and haguy people who bike through red lights. That gives the rest of us a bad name. (I like to catch and pass these guys after the light changes)

I've been a cyclist since 2002 when I decided I was tired of weighing 325 pounds. Since then I've ridden thousands of miles and now weigh in the mid 180's. That's beside the point...Idiots like this are what gives cyclist a bad name. I would NEVER wish anyone to be hit by a car, but you're asking for it when you…

As a cyclist myself, I can't express how much rage I feel when I see somebody on a bike doing anything that fucking stupid.

Can't wait to see how much textured black plastic they're going to shove in this massive gap on the Hertz-spec trim levels.