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- Thread starter Kurt
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Beach Runner
beats on hood
I think that serious bikers should avoid Grayton, Watercolor, Seaside, and Seagrove. There is just not enough space, and vehicles have no respect for bikers and walkers. That's why I beat on hoods.
They should do like people do in our town in GA. We have the most fabulous walking path ever in our neighborhood. People park at the public school nearby, walk a 10K, and walk safely.
Bikers can park at Deer Lake, bike east, and get a good workout. Of course, that depends on how many miles thet want to bike. I have seen lots of bikers on Highway 79. It's pretty empty except on checkin/out days and 4-5 PM.
They should do like people do in our town in GA. We have the most fabulous walking path ever in our neighborhood. People park at the public school nearby, walk a 10K, and walk safely.
Bikers can park at Deer Lake, bike east, and get a good workout. Of course, that depends on how many miles thet want to bike. I have seen lots of bikers on Highway 79. It's pretty empty except on checkin/out days and 4-5 PM.
rdelong43065
Beach Fanatic
It seems like traffic is doubling every year. Seagrove is just plain nuts. Its really dangerous for the bikes on the road. Especially when they don't heed the stop sign at 395 and 30A.
BBSeagroveBeach
Beach Comber
I can understand why serious bikers would enjoy 30A; however, when cars are behind them , they should at least try to get over on the edge of the road and allow them to pass. It just drives me bananas when they do not even attempt to give cars a chance to go around. I just feel that bikers and motorists should be respectful of each other.
Maystrong
Beach Lover
Love it! But I think you need to come up with one for the front of the vehicle, maybe on the snow plow I wish I had on the front end of my car so I could just push them over to the side of the road! And let's not forget to make one for those walker's who are texting and run into me! 
jack S
Beach Lover
I think that if you put a negative message on your bumper, it says much about you! Chances are you will cut a bike rider off to make sure he gets your message! That may risk anothers life, just so your egocentric message is seen! 30A is a cool place where people of all types, run and work out and ride. Bikes in the street can be annoying when you are in a hurry, but it's the friggin beach! Lighten up or go to some miserable place to share your hate.
Andy A
Beach Fanatic
I think anyone who would put such a bumper sticker on their car has their head you know where and it isn't in the sand. I am not a biker. I drive 30A almost daily. It takes me all of at least 20 seconds to slow and wait on oncoming traffic to pass a biker. What's more, most of those I pass are as far to the right of the road as they can safely get. There is the occasional idiot that stays in the middle but it is extremely rare. The cars that insist on going at least 10 miles under the speed limit are much more onerous to me than any biker. Give them a break!