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Mike Vandeman wrote:
BS. It's ALL dark side. There's NOTHING good about mountain biking, even for the mountain bikers themselves. They are all PRETENDING to be having fun, as they break bones or even DIE. Religious fanaticism is the cause of many of the worlds problems. You are right there with them. BS. Mountain bikers like to ride in natural areas, i.e., wildlife habitat. Yes, many of the fire trails I mountain bike on are surrounded by nature. That is typical of fire trail location. Bike tires ALWAYS create V-shaped ruts. Sometimes faster, sometimes slower. You are full of BS. Any indent depends on the surface being ridden on. A hard gravel surface leaves little if any detectable indent, let alone a rut. You are talking about stuff that mountain bikers neither understand nor care about. You have generalised in every post to the point of insanity. No wonder people don't take you seriously. You are the laughing stock. BS. Mountain biking is INHERENTLY irresponsible. People enjoying the bush on a bicycle is no more irresponsible than your false religious propaganda. And your use of capitalisation is both rude and ignorant. No one in their right mind wants to encounter a bike in the woods. And neither do they want to encounter you. If we wanted to be around bikes & other big, fast-moving pieces of MACHINERY, we would stay in the ciity! DUH! Most sane, sensible and reasonable folks, do not lump bicycles with "big fast-moving pieces of MACHINERY." You are obviously neither sane, nor sensible nor reasonable. You are right. So don't allow bikes off-road. QED Corrected - Feel sorry for Mike V., who is obviously delusional and in need of mental care and possibly a straight jacket. -- JS. |
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On 7/17/2011 8:50 PM, James wrote:
Mike Vandeman wrote: [...] No one in their right mind wants to encounter a bike in the woods. And neither do they want to encounter you. Especially if Mikey V. is armed with a HANDSAW. If we wanted to be around bikes & other big, fast-moving pieces of MACHINERY, we would stay in the ciity! DUH! Most sane, sensible and reasonable folks, do not lump bicycles with "big fast-moving pieces of MACHINERY." You are obviously neither sane, nor sensible nor reasonable. Stating the obvious. You are right. So don't allow bikes off-road. QED Corrected - Feel sorry for Mike V., who is obviously delusional and in need of mental care and possibly a straight jacket. Mikey V. is so delusional, he will not admit to being on probation. -- Tºm Shermªn - 42.435731°N, 83.985007°W I am a vehicular cyclist. |
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In article 50367bd2-7526-4804-a802-dcb1435b23f2
@x19g2000prc.googlegroups.com, says... BS. It's ALL dark side. There's NOTHING good about mountain biking, even for the mountain bikers themselves. They are all PRETENDING to be having fun, as they break bones or even DIE. The heavy breathing, the dark helmet, the evil intent, it's all explained now....Darth Vader is a mountain biker!!!! __ Mike (not the unhinged one) |
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James writes:
Peter Cole wrote: If done responsibly, mountain biking can be no more disruptive to man or nature that hiking or kayaking, but it often doesn't play out that way. I hate it when, while fly fishing in apparent seclusion, some garish and loud group of white water thrill seekers goes floating past. The fish dart for cover too. Too bad I don't own the river. Just as well you miserable arse. Why should others not enjoy the beauty too. |
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On 7/17/2011 8:36 AM, Opus wrote:
On Jul 17, 9:53 am, wrote: snipity Since all the experts agree that mountain bicycling is no more damaging to trails or wildlife than hiking, there is no reason to have such limits on mountain biking in national parks. "Experts" other than Mikey, you mean? Yes, I'm referring to those that have done a scientific analysis of the impact of each type of trail user. That explicitly excludes our favorite troll. |
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On 7/17/2011 2:58 PM, James wrote:
Peter Cole wrote: If done responsibly, mountain biking can be no more disruptive to man or nature that hiking or kayaking, but it often doesn't play out that way. I hate it when, while fly fishing in apparent seclusion, some garish and loud group of white water thrill seekers goes floating past. The fish dart for cover too. Too bad I don't own the river. LOL, the quiet kayakers also disturb the fish. I would like to see a lot of access restricted to "under your own power" types of recreation. No power boats. No snowmobiles. No horses. |
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On 18/07/2011 11:54 PM, Simon Lewis wrote:
writes: Peter Cole wrote: If done responsibly, mountain biking can be no more disruptive to man or nature that hiking or kayaking, but it often doesn't play out that way. I hate it when, while fly fishing in apparent seclusion, some garish and loud group of white water thrill seekers goes floating past. The fish dart for cover too. Too bad I don't own the river. Just as well you miserable arse. Why should others not enjoy the beauty too. You are not worth the electrons to explain. -- JS. |
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On 19/07/2011 6:50 AM, SMS wrote:
On 7/17/2011 2:58 PM, James wrote: Peter Cole wrote: If done responsibly, mountain biking can be no more disruptive to man or nature that hiking or kayaking, but it often doesn't play out that way. I hate it when, while fly fishing in apparent seclusion, some garish and loud group of white water thrill seekers goes floating past. The fish dart for cover too. Too bad I don't own the river. LOL, the quiet kayakers also disturb the fish. Certainly do. Even those pesky cormorants! I should take a shot gun when I go fishing. Sink a few kayaks and drop a few cormorants ;-) Oh but the paperwork and clean up afterwards would be a prick. Hell, it's annoying to catch up to another fisherman. I strive to fish the most inaccessible places possible. Virgin fish are so much more fun. I would like to see a lot of access restricted to "under your own power" types of recreation. No power boats. No snowmobiles. No horses. Interesting. Bicycles are obviously accepted. -- JS. |
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In rec.bicycles.tech James wrote:
: Virgin fish are so much more fun. I have nothing to add. I just wanted to see that again. -- This is not a randomly numbered sig. |
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On Jul 17, 6:50*pm, James wrote:
Mike Vandeman wrote: BS. It's ALL dark side. There's NOTHING good about mountain biking, even for the mountain bikers themselves. They are all PRETENDING to be having fun, as they break bones or even DIE. Religious fanaticism is the cause of many of the worlds problems. *You are right there with them. I just tell the truth -- something you will never understand. BS. Mountain bikers like to ride in natural areas, i.e., wildlife habitat. Yes, many of the fire trails I mountain bike on are surrounded by nature. *That is typical of fire trail location. And a god reason to ban bikes from them. Bike tires ALWAYS create V-shaped ruts. Sometimes faster, sometimes slower. You are full of BS. *Any indent depends on the surface being ridden on. * A hard gravel surface leaves little if any detectable indent, let alone a rut. BS. The physics is the same. It just takes longer to show a rut. You are talking about stuff that mountain bikers neither understand nor care about. You have generalised in every post to the point of insanity. *No wonder people don't take you seriously. *You are the laughing stock. Only a mountain biker would say that. BS. Mountain biking is INHERENTLY irresponsible. People enjoying the bush on a bicycle is no more irresponsible than your false religious propaganda. The science says otherwise. And your use of capitalisation is both rude and ignorant. It's simple emphasis, netnews nazi. If we wanted to be around bikes & other big, fast-moving pieces of MACHINERY, we would stay in the ciity! DUH! Most sane, sensible and reasonable folks, do not lump bicycles with "big fast-moving pieces of MACHINERY." They do if they are HONEST, because that's exactly what bikes are. I have yet to meet even ONE mountain biker who could tell the truth. |
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