Perhaps Sometimes Cyclists are a bit Arrogant.
by Lloyd Alter, Toronto on 06.10.07
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ThinkPositive said:
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said: ""Compared to Canada, a country similar in population size (33.4 million people), California uses about 6 billion gallons more gas and diesel...." [read]
said: ""Horsepower is not impressive. Anyone can build a bigger motor. Efficiency, on the other hand, takes true talent." That's the beauty of ele..." [read]
Doug said: "Compared to Canada, a country similar in population size (33.4 million people), California uses about 6 billion gallons more gas and diesel. <..." [read]
ThinkPositive said: "I read somewhere that such is the Chinese demand for steel that the price has gone up too high making it generally uneconomical to make wind turbin..." [read]
said: ""Compared to Canada, a country similar in population size (33.4 million people), California uses about 6 billion gallons more gas and diesel...." [read]
said: ""Horsepower is not impressive. Anyone can build a bigger motor. Efficiency, on the other hand, takes true talent." That's the beauty of ele..." [read]
Doug said: "Compared to Canada, a country similar in population size (33.4 million people), California uses about 6 billion gallons more gas and diesel. <..." [read]
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I think that was meant as a joke on bike riders
LOL I think he got that. It's pretty good.
I can handle having fun poked at me with the other stuff (all cyclist disobey the rules, just as all car drivers talk on their mobile phone illegally).
But spreading urban myths that the carbon emissions from the construction of bikes are somehow excessive compared to other modes of transport are is not something treehugger should be doing.
Most bikes are steel or aluminium. Aluminum is fairly resource intensive, but there are only 10 to 15kgs of it in most bikes, you can lift them easily with one hand. I don't think even a sedan maxed out with 5 people would be able to have its passengers lift it. That doesn't even even count that it's usually a single passenger, nor the petrol used to power it.
So poke fun at cyclists, we look silly, we get rained on, some cyclists run reds and are arrogant (although we get to stereotype drivers back as mobile phone using megalomaniacs) but don't spread urban myths about the resource intensiveness of bike construction.
lol... "don't worry... he is biodegradable!"
go to bloomington indiana and look
around here a town with nothing to do
but be bad too no green here thank you
no money oil burn here all around
campus iu no good at all too green at all
help in ways too see it bad thank you
Oh man, I love monkey dust, shame it's not on tv anymore.
I have NEVER run over a little doggie on the sidewalk, at least not one that exploded all cool like that.