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Old 05-01-08, 04:21 AM
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Repeat DWI offenders whose licenses have been revoked.

Somebody mentioned this category of cyclist in another thread. I see them on my local bike path all the time.

Where is the sub-forum for those guys?
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I see a few myself on my off-hours commute. It's getting worse - Colorado Springs was recently listed as the third 'drunkest city' in the U.S. for its population. I think the only reason I'm not labeled as such on my commute is the wide variety of Fredly jerseys I sport. DUI riders don't wear the lycra/spandex/polyester/whathaveyou.

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Originally Posted by patentcad
Somebody mentioned this category of cyclist in another thread. I see them on my local bike path all the time.

Where is the sub-forum for those guys?
I thought road nazis didn't see anyone? So much for your closet fredness - it is all out in the open now...
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Originally Posted by patentcad
Somebody mentioned this category of cyclist in another thread. I see them on my local bike path all the time.

Where is the sub-forum for those guys?
They're easily spotted riding a cheap mountain bike in denim attire carrying a large, paper bag under the arm.
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How about the Migrant Worker Cyclist sub forum?
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Originally Posted by patentcad
Somebody mentioned this category of cyclist in another thread. I see them on my local bike path all the time.

Where is the sub-forum for those guys?
- down here, most of 'em live nearby in a homeless shelter camp ground with no electricity or computers, so i doubt you will find many on-line aside from those rare individuals using terminals at the public library...

(truly awful results of the disease of alcoholism, combined with drug abuse)

- i live in area where i'm outnumbered by long-haired, bearded, sunburned, and filthy cyclists toting multiple plastic grocery bags along the sidewalks on their half-broken mountain bikes or hybrids... we seem to have a mutual respect, although i did run across one fellow who babbled incoherently when i passed him (never could figure out what he was saying)...
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Hopefully these guys don't come across any flyers promoting local bicycle pub crawl events during their travels.
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Originally Posted by patentcad

Where is the sub-forum for those guys?

They could have threads on how to flip your handlebars up.
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Originally Posted by patentcad
Somebody mentioned this category of cyclist in another thread. I see them on my local bike path all the time.

Where is the sub-forum for those guys?

SSFG?
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Originally Posted by Sprocket_Jockey
SSFG?
While they may appear similar, Repeat DWI Offenders are truly working class, while the working class affectation of the SSFG hipsters is merely ironic artifice, carefully constructed from thrift stores, ironic trips to Wal-Mart, and Oberlin degrees.
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While they may appear similar, Repeat DWI Offenders are truly working class, while the working class affectation of the SSFG hipsters is merely ironic artifice, carefully constructed from thrift stores, ironic trips to Wal-Mart, and Oberlin degrees.
That's funny. When did riding a bike become so punk rock anyway?
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That's funny. When did riding a bike become so punk rock anyway?
Since I brought sexy back.
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Originally Posted by ljrichar
That's funny. When did riding a bike become so punk rock anyway?
When a few bike dorks decided assigning some punk aura to wearing idiotic bicycle lycra outfits in public presented a less humiliating self image.

Newsflash: it didn't work.
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Originally Posted by ljrichar
That's funny. When did riding a bike become so punk rock anyway?
2001.

Also: punk is dead. These are hipsters. Compare:

Punks:


Hipsters:
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After falling on my face in college, I never did it again. I think we shouldn't shun these people but ask them how the hell they can defy their internal gyros and stay fairly upright.
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where i live you can always spot the repeat, aggravated DWI guys. they're the ones:

- riding a POS bike with the drop bars turned up, no tape
- no shirt, jeans, butt dangling from the mouth
- greasy mullet under Dale Earnhardt hat
- no job

Originally Posted by patentcad
Somebody mentioned this category of cyclist in another thread. I see them on my local bike path all the time.

Where is the sub-forum for those guys?
they don't own computers.
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Originally Posted by michaelmc
2001.

Also: punk is dead. These are hipsters. Compare
:

Punks:



Hipster:
fixed.

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Originally Posted by scotch
where i live you can always spot the repeat, aggravated DWI guys. they're the ones:

- riding a POS bike with the drop bars turned up, no tape
- no shirt, jeans, butt dangling from the mouth
- greasy mullet under Dale Earnhardt hat
- no job


they don't own computers.
Incorrect, why else would the home shopping network have a website?
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Originally Posted by michaelmc
2001.

Also: punk is dead. These are hipsters. Compare:

Punks:


Hipsters:

Can a Hipster be a Roadie?
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Can a Hipster be a Roadie?
It would be like a humanzee. Apocryphal, and a terrible frightening thing if real.
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Originally Posted by botto
fixed.
Just Say No! to linguistic prescriptivism.
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well, I go to a DUI "class/meeting" every week. There are a total of 5 people that rides their bikes in. 2 are junker bikes, held together by glue and tape, 1 k-mart bike, 1 classic, mint condition, 15 year old Trek, and of course one of mine(either a Full carbon SRAM Red, My CX Ultegra, or the new fixed gear I'm building)

I don't ride because I got a DUI, I was commuting to work long before that.

the scary thing is half the class are still driving. no license, no insurance.
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Originally Posted by patentcad
Somebody mentioned this category of cyclist in another thread. I see them on my local bike path all the time.

Where is the sub-forum for those guys?
https://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org

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How about the Migrant Worker Cyclist sub forum?
https://www.migrantworkersnorthwest.org/
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Originally Posted by RichinPeoria
Can a Hipster be a Roadie?
Shockingly, yes. They just have to be sure not to let any of their hipster friends know about their other life of sacrilege.
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Occassionally statistics are published showing a high incidence of accidents involving drunk cyclists. The stories usually doesn't both to explain the reason - many are people with suspended/revoked licenses for DUIs and the other are people who plan on drinking and don't want to drive home.
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