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Old 07-30-16, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by tattoogunman
Bottom line is this - we have to understand that bicycling is inherently dangerous like any other kind of sport. If you opt to engage in that sport, you have to be willing to take the risk and you understand something may happen. This isn't to say that some of that risk cannot be mitigated a bit, so don't get me wrong.
Wow, I never knew cycling was inherently dangerous? And why does cycling have to be a sport? I cycle for utilitarian purposes like commuting, light touring and errands not as a sport, and find that it is a very, very safe mode of transportation when treated correctly.
Sporting activities belong on closed courses and can be dangerous. Cycling as a sport and non sanctioned events on public streets should not be allowed or tolerated.
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