"It's really unfair and irresponsible (not to mention in poor taste) to imply that the the people who design, produce and publish safety literature somehow bear some responsibility for the deaths of cyclists.
Especially when,…"
-
Jason
- Male
- Chicago, IL
- United States
- Blogs From Around The Chainlink
- Discussions (29)
- Upcoming Rides & Events
- Groups
- Photos
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Jason's Discussions
Want To Buy 70MM Hollowtech II Left Crankarm, Shimano 105 or otherwise
2 Replies
Previous one stolen.On a separate note, why is there not a Want to Buy/For Sale sticky thread wherein all items to be bought and sold would be posted? Creating entirely new threads/discussions for…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by mark stetson Sep 2, 2012.
Jason's Page
Latest Activity
mark stetson replied to Jason's discussion 'Want To Buy 70MM Hollowtech II Left Crankarm, Shimano 105 or otherwise'"Send me a PM if you end up looking for a replacement crank."
James BlackHeron replied to Jason's discussion 'Want To Buy 70MM Hollowtech II Left Crankarm, Shimano 105 or otherwise'"Somebody stole just the left crank arm off of your bike? 2-piece Hollowtech cranks come off pretty easily but this is a bit ridiculous. Is there a way to smoke crack out of these things? Will there be a spate of hollowtech…"
Jason posted a discussionWant To Buy 70MM Hollowtech II Left Crankarm, Shimano 105 or otherwise
Previous one stolen.On a separate note, why is there not a Want to Buy/For Sale sticky thread wherein all items to be bought and sold would be posted? Creating entirely new threads/discussions for every item bought or sold seems unnecessary to me. It crowds out the main page and makes searching for stuff more difficult than it needs to be. Buying or selling a single item isn't a "topic", or am I missing something.See More
Jason replied to Julie Hochstadter's discussion 'Father's Day Road Rage on Rogers Park.com'"If you're asking where in the law it states that cyclists may merge with traffic (move to the center of the lane) when they are moving the same speed as surrounding traffic, it would be in the same section (a), where it states:
(a) Any…"
Jason replied to Julie Hochstadter's discussion 'Father's Day Road Rage on Rogers Park.com'"No, not really. The bicyclist is not in the wrong for passing a stopped queue of vehicles on the right just because there is no bike lane. (Depending on the room available the safety of such a maneuver varies, but that's another discussion.) It…"
Jason replied to Julie Hochstadter's discussion 'Father's Day Road Rage on Rogers Park.com'"Let's be clear, this is the only thing in Mike's Non-apology that matters: "While in the left hand lane, I abruptly changed lanes to the right in order to pass the vehicle in front of me preparing to turn left."
There is…"
Jason replied to h' 1.0's discussion '"Outsourcing Self Control"'"Oh I don't expect the moderators to do anything. That's one of my points. And Gabe and James and crew have proved my further point as well. A few trolls band together, shout everyone else down, and then preen and backslap. That's just…"
Jason replied to h' 1.0's discussion '"Outsourcing Self Control"'"This is the reason every one of these public forum fails. Because the assholes always shout the loudest drowning everyone else out. Moderators don't moderate for rudeness or common courtesy, in a vain hope that the mythical egalitarian nature…"
Jason replied to Guy Woodhouse's discussion 'Cheap Chinese carbon fiber frames, anyone build one up in the Chi?'"Do it. It'll be awesome.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/the_locust/3768763473/in/photostream/"
Jason replied to Michele's discussion 'NYTimes article on our response to bicycle (as compared to running) accidents'"But back to the original topic: that article isn't representative of anything. And further more it's just shoddy journalism. The writer claims her wreck is "so horrific that my first impulse was to say I would never ride on the road…"
Jason replied to Michele's discussion 'NYTimes article on our response to bicycle (as compared to running) accidents'"Just today at lunch I read a very informative article about proposed changes to the way internet sites can gather and use your info:
Agency Proposes ‘Do Not Track’ Option for Web Users
WASHINGTON — The Federal Trade Commission…"
Jason replied to Adam "Cezar" Jenkins's discussion 'Expansion of Bike Lanes in City Brings Backlash'"Maybe this will make you feel better: http://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/24/they-promote-bike-lanes-and-use-them-too/?ref=nyregion"
Jason replied to mike w.'s discussion 'Almost killed someone last night...'"Illinois has split liability laws. Had there been a crash, any decent lawyer would have argued that the other driver was stopped in a crosswalk where they shouldn't have been, and that the girls were riding their bikes through an intersection…"
Jason replied to John Greenfield's discussion 'Are bikes getting squeezed out of the Humboldt Park road diet? on VWYF'"What's wrong with this thread. Where did Gin's latest comments go. How come it goes from the Oct. 14th to the 15th then back to the 14th. Admins?"
Jason replied to Sarah Urbansky's discussion 'Support your fellow cyclist!'"The solution is to designate a thread (this thread could serve, the title works)for the promotion of projects (commercial or otherwise) being conducted by forum members and then counting on mods to do the remaining dirty work of deciding if someones…"
Profile Information
- What I ride:
- Road
- The kind of riding I do:
- Recreational, Commuting, Around Town, My job involves biking, My business involves biking
Comment Wall
- No comments yet!
© 2008-2013 The Chainlink Community, L.L.C. Julie Hochstadter, Director
Powered by
