About over a year ago I had some guy hanging out of his window screaming "fairracing sucks, fairracing sucks!"I hate when teenagers think is funny to pass me real close, then scream for me to get out of the way. That always comes as a shock to me. Good thing it's hard to mount a shotgun on a bike.
Can you image what the recoil would be like rofl
4/10 little recoil. Piece of pluming pipe mounted on handle bars. End cap with ...Good thing it's hard to mount a shotgun on a bike.
Can you image what the recoil would be like rofl
What you're riding is a bicycle, not a motorcycle. Whatevery speed you're traveling you should be far enough off the side of the road that drivers of cars will have no trouble passing you. If you're not, you are the one at fault, not them for wanting to pass you.I hate it when I am in the middle of the lane, traveling 32 in a 30, and some $#@%@ feels they must pass me b/c I'm on a bicycle. A lot of times, they pass real close and scare the bajeebas outta me!
Who's with me?
Hiya Trackfodder. I was not sure what you were asking until I saw your introduction post. Since you posted right after me I did not know if you were asking me or the original poster since we both have videos of our chinese conversions. As for myself, I got lucky with the kit and was able to mount it in an afternoon with few modifications.That thing looks like the one I bought on Ebay. I had to really do a bunch of things to make it fit. How did you make out? I enlarged the sprocket hole, made a spacer to mount the rear out away from the aircleaner/seat post, had to mount a little peddle sprocket to put the motor at a reasonable height. Trackfodder
I ride for my safety NOT the rude, dangerous people that get pissed because they didn't leave early enough to get where they're going on time. If that means I claim my lane then so be it, if they don't like I suggest they don't drive.What you're riding is a bicycle, not a motorcycle. Whatevery speed you're traveling you should be far enough off the side of the road that drivers of cars will have no trouble passing you. If you're not, you are the one at fault, not them for wanting to pass you.
i do ride close to shoulder when I am under the speed limit...but when I'm at the limit or faster, I ride the middle...drivers have no business passing me.What you're riding is a bicycle, not a motorcycle. Whatevery speed you're traveling you should be far enough off the side of the road that drivers of cars will have no trouble passing you. If you're not, you are the one at fault, not them for wanting to pass you.
You're right. If you're doing the speed limit, in order for a car to pass you, it would have to exceed the speed limit, which puts the car's driver at fault.i do ride close to shoulder when I am under the speed limit...but when I'm at the limit or faster, I ride the middle...drivers have no business passing me.