On 3 Jan 2003 at 13:41, Dan Minette wrote:

> With respect to point 2, from riding a bike on a bike/hike path and
> riding a bike on the shoulder street, I know that, with any real
> pedestrian traffic at all, bike path travel is either
> 
> a) close to walking speed
> 
> or
> 
> b) intrusive.
> 
> So, well mannered Segway riders will either go on low traffic
> sidewalks or go much slower than 12 mph.

To be brutally honest, I'd support prosecution of anyone who used 
one on a pavement over here. I almost allways use the road when I 
skate precisely BECAUSE I'm a good - and fast - skater and I'd hurt 
someone (most likely myself, given I'm the one on wheels, but) if I hit 
them at top speed. Sure, I hop back on the pavement to cross major 
roads, but I'm not going quickly then.

I consider the things in the "gimmick" category.

Andy
Dawn Falcon

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