Just to clear some things up.
1) The media came to us.
2) There was no crying to media - I made comment we got off lightly with no fines being issued.
3) I have since retracted all comments - can't say they still won't run something.
The more underground something is the more out of control it is. People feel it's their duty to break the law.
Whoa Nelly!DO NOT SPEAK TO THE MEDIA unless you want to further ostracise urban cycling / or get your head on TV to be made a fool of.
Nothing that happened is new here.
If you want to avoid future problems,
THINK why you came unstuck.
Three letters, starts and ends with a
'W'.These events are not illegal - riding in a manner that is outside of the law IS.
Be it no lights, bells, helmet, brakes.... you can have a cry, but the law is the law and while we can all agree that argue targeting other problems is more important, what they choose to enforce is beyond our control.
AND i
totally disagree with your final statement. Riding my bike has NEVER had anything to do with wanting to break the law.
That's the kind of statement I'd use AGAINST you if I was a journalist/police.
I've participated in these events in London, SF, New York, Vancouver, Portland, as well as locally.... what Nikcee said.
*TC
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