I enjoyed this. Seriously. Not crappy or cheesy. It makes riding a bike and using that rack a positive instead of a negative if it was done crappily, And this is a Public Service Announcement! Multi-billion dollar corporations could learn from this.
@that ain't the way to have fun, son: Atari really had it going on in the late '80s. I think they used the same technology for 720° and STUN Runner. Now, if Honda would build a STUN Runner simulator, I'd pay a dollar for that ride.
Just recently some guy rode his bike off the sidewalk, crossed infront of my car (all without shoulder checking) and stopped right at the intersection i needed to go through. I got a glare when i had the audacity to honk at him #bicycling
Reminds me of the traffic lights in Pensacola, which are mounted to giant posts. The posts are maybe 18-24" in diameter and are planted dead-center of the sidewalk, within ten feet of the handicap ramp from the street. How is it that they require truncated domes on those ramps for handicapped people, but don't allow them access around their own friggin light posts without running into the grass or traffic? #bicycling
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Hey, hey...
It's just like a mini-mall.
He reminds me of Fat Albert.
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also, are they going to allow open source programs to run on it? i could seriously go for some zombie-apocalypse biking games......
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Never got particularly good at it, but still, it was fun.
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ah memories
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@MyDinnerWithAndreDawson: Memories indeed...
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I might use the road anyway, honestly. It's wide and slow enough. #bicycling
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