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Insane. Not what I wanted to read about this morning. We lost a cyclist to a van recently in Seattle, I am feeling especially vulnerable today.
Insane. Not what I wanted to read about this morning. We lost a cyclist to a van recently in Seattle, I am feeling especially vulnerable today.
Insane. Not what I wanted to read about this morning. We lost a cyclist to a van recently in Seattle, I am feeling especially vulnerable today.
Since "cyclist" covers anyone who is riding on a bike. I wouldn't say that you in any real danger riding your bike through there in broad daylight on your morning commute (although that is a more dangerous neighborhood then downtown Palo Alto). It sounds gang related and it's a coincidence he was riding a bike.
Since "cyclist" covers anyone who is riding on a bike. I wouldn't say that you in any real danger riding your bike through there in broad daylight on your morning commute (although that is a more dangerous neighborhood then downtown Palo Alto). It sounds gang related and it's a coincidence he was riding a bike.
The cyclist was riding through at midnight. You have to practically be insane and asking to be shot riding there after 11PM.
The cyclist was riding through at midnight. You have to practically be insane and asking to be shot riding there after 11PM.
Yeah yeah, I'm being overly dramatic here. I did go through a nearby neighborhood last year during the evening commute and passed a big line of police cars that were responding to daytime shooting. I think in that instance it was the guy on the bike with the gun.
Yeah yeah, I'm being overly dramatic here. I did go through a nearby neighborhood last year during the evening commute and passed a big line of police cars that were responding to daytime shooting. I think in that instance it was the guy on the bike with the gun.
Yeah yeah, I'm being overly dramatic here. I did go through a nearby neighborhood last year during the evening commute and passed a big line of police cars that were responding to daytime shooting. I think in that instance it was the guy on the bike with the gun.
This reminds me of a similar situation in 2007 in Seattle; it was deemed to be a gang initiation right, or so I was told last weekend.
For more information on that, here's a link to get you started.
http://www.bikingbis.com/blog/_archives/2007/11/8/3342382.html
This reminds me of a similar situation in 2007 in Seattle; it was deemed to be a gang initiation right, or so I was told last weekend.For more information on that, here's a link to get you started.http://www.bikingbis.com/blog/_archives/2007/11/8/3342382.html
This reminds me of a similar situation in 2007 in Seattle; it was deemed to be a gang initiation right, or so I was told last weekend.For more information on that, here's a link to get you started.http://www.bikingbis.com/blog/_archives/2007/11/8/3342382.html