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"that was a nice representation of some great points. "

Tim S replied Feb 28, 2012 to Debate: Making Cities Safer for Cyclists and Pedestrians

 1 Feb 28, 2012
Reply by Tim S

"that was an interesting article. the consistent demonization of the irresponsible cy…"

Tim S replied Feb 28, 2012 to No criminality was suspected

 4 Feb 29, 2012
Reply by Bike Bloke

"you make it sound so easy Mike. Have you walked it? there will need to be some work…"

Tim S replied Feb 27, 2012 to Bloomingdale Trail Open House on March 8

 3 Feb 27, 2012
Reply by Julie Aberman (Hochstadter)

"CM tonight with a trip to the Bike Winter art show. Despite the short CM, good times."

Tim S replied Feb 24, 2012 to I rode today. Did you?

 8444 Feb 3, 2020
Reply by N It 2 Win It 2.0

"Not today but Nov 5th, 2011 riding to Belmont Yacht Club on a Sat AM. When I crossed…"

Tim S replied Feb 20, 2012 to I rode today. Did you?

 8444 Feb 3, 2020
Reply by N It 2 Win It 2.0

"I was blown away by the comments recently on Everyblock where many were not aware of…"

Tim S replied Feb 17, 2012 to Pedestrian rights activism

 23 Feb 17, 2012
Reply by h' Zerocats

"Talk about a punishment not fitting the crime on both accounts. Seriously thin skinn…"

Tim S replied Feb 17, 2012 to Insane bus driver intentionally hits cyclist in London (video)

 6 Feb 17, 2012
Reply by bk (aka: Dr. Mambohead)

"it has been way to nice the past few days"

Tim S replied Feb 15, 2012 to I rode today. Did you?

 8444 Feb 3, 2020
Reply by N It 2 Win It 2.0

"nice rack"

Tim S replied Feb 13, 2012 to Name That Bike Rack: Part 7 - Win a Ticket To Thursday's Premiere of Bicycle Dreams

 17 Feb 14, 2012
Reply by h' Zerocats

"Why don't they like bicycles? "

Tim S replied Feb 10, 2012 to New protected police parking on Kinzie?

 20 Feb 10, 2012
Reply by Anne Alt

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