Who said anything about the same destination? People use different transport methods for different destinations. For example I wouldn't run from Scotland to London, or cycle to catch a bus 100 yards away.
You said "I can run close to the speed to what I can cycle at". Are you suggesting that is no longer the case?
You didn't mention comfort or distance in that rather myopic thing to say and now seem to be trying badly to qualify the statement. *FAIL*
And people that do don't die of heart failure?
People with heart conditions generally end up avoiding heavy exercise.
Every marathon some poor sucker dies of a heart attack.
They'd have died of it anyway. We're supposed to exercise, it's not natural to sit on a chair all day.
Pedestrians however are at a huge risk of being injured by an inconsiderate, serial law breaking, silent menace. A cyclist on the pavement.
Because runners look less of a tit than cyclists.
Of course not. They become immortal.
Its not natural for a grown man to ride a push bike.
You are a fool.
Which particular law of physics defines the hurt which something can suffer.
If a block of titanium hits something which is quite fragile - I think you will find that the block of titanium will come off best - irrespective of their weights.
As usual you spout bollocks: please provide a link which substantiates your claim.
Says the fool who previously posted: "..... a bike is nowhere near as dangerous as a car?"
It's more natural than driving a car operated by an internal combustion engine, and is easier than running for long distances.
I was about to comment that the jury is out on that one, but thinking about it, you are probably right.
If cyclists wear everyday clothes like jeans and tshirt, they look quite normal. But a hi-vis jacket, a helmet, and shorts designed to castrate you, do look very silly indeed.
Why is it every time I've been walking along a pavement and a cyclist comes along, one or both of us move to the side to let each other past, just like two pedestrians would. I see no problem.
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Try just tipping one end of their handlebars as they pass you - they learn that it is a) illegal and b) stupid much quicker that way.
No cyclist ever looks normal.
Agreed. Bicycling is a very good everyday means of transport.
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