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Comments says it all. Nothing to argue. These are unruly self-entitled CB cyclists out to find trouble.
If motorbikes need to pay COE & ERP…what makes cyclists special when they occupy same road space and cause same jams.
not if they are “elites” with $69k in cycling gear and attire, $699k car, $6.9m home, who pay $6.9k for an f1 vip booth, dine on $699 per person dinners, wear $69k watch, have golf and cuntry club membership, and drink $6.9 artis-anal coffee. 69c kopi is too low crass for these jokers of sinkie society. once they lose their jobs, they becum grab drivers, kpkb on forums, and vote oppo.police will not jail the cyclists.
Pay tax / Insurance and use it subsidize COE, we give full priority to Bikers de wohMy point exactly it's the cars that need the fancy infrastructure bikes are fine with gravel tracks which is why bikes don't have to pay road tax. Bikes came first and therefore have priority.
All are atas people ,got powerful 9G connection to heaven...not those average HDBee Pokkai Lao Jek...u need to kowtow to them wan....who know who ish their Big Shot Sirs daddy is?I hope all those lau lan cyclists get charged. Behaving like they own the fucking road.
If not elites, where got so much air?not if they are “elites” with $69k in cycling gear and attire, $699k car, $6.9m home, who pay $6.9k for an f1 vip booth, dine on $699 per person dinners, wear $69k watch, have golf and cuntry club membership, and drink $6.9 artis-anal coffee. 69c kopi is too low crass for these jokers of sinkie society. once they lose their jobs, they becum grab drivers, kpkb on forums, and vote oppo.
safety and swagger in numbers. but no fight against a truck or bus.If not elites, where got so much air?
I beg to differ.not if they are “elites” with $69k in cycling gear and attire, $699k car, $6.9m home, who pay $6.9k for an f1 vip booth, dine on $699 per person dinners, wear $69k watch, have golf and cuntry club membership, and drink $6.9 artis-anal coffee. 69c kopi is too low crass for these jokers of sinkie society. once they lose their jobs, they becum grab drivers, kpkb on forums, and vote oppo.
not if they are “elites” with $69k in cycling gear and attire, $699k car, $6.9m home, who pay $6.9k for an f1 vip booth, dine on $699 per person dinners, wear $69k watch, have golf and cuntry club membership, and drink $6.9 artis-anal coffee. 69c kopi is too low crass for these jokers of sinkie society. once they lose their jobs, they becum grab drivers, kpkb on forums, and vote oppo.
there’s a family at bukit timah i visited and the son has 2. he safekeeps both at his parents’ home as it’s landed and gated.Top of the range Pinarello costs in excess of $27,000 in NZ and is worth more than most of the cars that drive past the cyclist on an average weekend spin.
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27 riders injured in Hong Kong Cyclothon, including 13 in pile-up; sports body defends course layout amid athlete criticism
Twenty-seven cyclists were injured on Sunday in the first post-Covid Hong Kong Cyclothon, including 13 left bloodied in a single pile-up, prompting a sports association head to defend the course layout following criticism from some riders.
- Thirteen-person crash occurred before noon during eight-lap race open to both amateur and elite riders along Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui and Hung Hom Bypass
- While riders question traffic cone placement, chairman of Hong Kong Cycling association says configuration similar to previous races
The 13-rider pile-up occurred before noon during an eight-lap race open to both amateur and elite participants along Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui and the Hung Hom Bypass. During the second lap near the Empire Centre Shopping Arcade, a cyclist hit a traffic cone while trying to overtake other competitors, causing riders behind them to crash.
hk cyclothon’s mistake is to allow pros and amateurs to compete on the same route at the same time. all it takes is one moronic tiong tdf wannabe to spoil the event.Cycling is one of the most dangerous sports in the world. Certainly not suitable for the faint hearted.
These cyclists are recreational cyclists who should have stayed home or cycle in the designated cycling zones during their off days instead of clogging up the roads during peak hours.Cyclists don't cause jams they help clear jams whenever a driver decides to use a bicycle instead. If all drivers opted to use bicycles there would be no necessity for COEs and ERP in the first place.