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    On your left

    Quote Originally Posted by velofanat
    working with geriatric population (I mean really geriatric)--> I've taught one of them on walking in a gym with the walker: "when you pass somebody slower than you, say: ' On your left'
    That's funny. On my car commute home I sometimes pass others with bikes on their cars too. I can see screaming out my window at them ON YOUR LEFT!

    Many of these things on this list hit home. Yesterday after my ride, I'm in the car eating a protein bar with my right hand and I come to a stop sign. "Oh crap", I think to myself. "I should have downshifted coming to the stop! It's alwasy so hard to start out from a stop sign in a big gear!" Duh! I'm in the car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JeniRoosen
    Many of these things on this list hit home. Yesterday after my ride, I'm in the car eating a protein bar with my right hand and I come to a stop sign. "Oh crap", I think to myself. "I should have downshifted coming to the stop! It's alwasy so hard to start out from a stop sign in a big gear!" Duh! I'm in the car.
    You obviously don't drive a car with a standard transmission.

    Even in a car, starting out from a stop sign in a big gear is HARD!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Grog
    You obviously don't drive a car with a standard transmission.

    Even in a car, starting out from a stop sign in a big gear is HARD!!!
    Actually, I drive a 5 speed 900 Turbo Saab but had BF's automatic truck since my fuel pump went the way of the DoDo bird Thursday at work and had to be towed to my LCS. I usually work on my own cars but this requires dropping the tank and I'm not too sure I can do all that!

    Yes starting in BIG gears are hard! On my list of things to do before I die is drive a semi truck - not as a profession but just to "do it"!

 

 

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