Bicycles are not legal traffic when they are riding opposite of traffic on the sidewalk, and the. Suddenly choose to enter the road, still traveling in the opposite direction of traffic, and because of the stupid decision they have to weave in between cars to avoid being hit as they pedal quickly towards oncoming…

Your ‘right to the road’ doesn’t protect you when a car is running over your head. Stay in your bike lane.

So then whats the god damned point if you’re still going to play chicken with a vehicle that has 3000 pounds on you?

“We want our own lane AND your lane”

yeah fuck you.

Properly exposed, but poorly post processed. They look like Log footage before the Look Up Table is applied.

Same here in Seattle. And they feel entitled to ignore the stoplights while they’re doing it.

I see a support van in that overhead campsite pic! That’s cheating!

They did this in Chicago in a number of places. Bicyclists still weave through automotive traffic.

Low contrast is the new thing in photography. Its a look, but I don’t like it, precisely because its hard on the eyes and distracts from the composition.

I have to, respectfully, disgree. I am all about esthetics, and that awful plastic piece just completely deters the look of the bike in my opinion. Especially when it looks like it was plasti-dipped, which all of them do.

WHAT. THAT KEY FOB MAGIC IS AMAZING. I WANT THIS FOR ALL OF THE THINGS.

I demand more middle aged accountants riding the California cost at sunset.

Cool story, interesting that they built a business case of buying up the leftover Harley-Buells on the cheap and modifying them extensively.

Well shit, what I’m I going to post tomorrow now?

Because they’re pricks? Motorcycle riders are not a homogeneous group. Most of us are well adjusted folks - a few of us are obviously not.

I’ve stuck to that ever since. If I’m ever tempted to break my deal with myself — and I‘ll admit there have been times —

Relevant:

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The diesel manual wagon vs. GSX-R comparo test is coming! Be patient!

Boooo! This article didn’t conatin near enough diesel wagons!

Remember when I said we were going to fix broken motorcycle journalism? Meet the guy who’s going to lead the charge. Sean MacDonald comes to us from RevZilla’s Common Tread blog and he’ll be our point man at Lanesplitter from now on. Please give him a warm Jalopnik welcome!