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Has anyone else thought about buying a 4-wheeler with a plow attachment to take care of the Hank Aaron trail? Last few winters, i have only been cut off for maybe a few weeks, but its my bike commute and I'm really not comfortable commuting to and from the county line on icy streets. Inevitably when it snows, the hank becomes impassible west of the UEC. I got some settlement money after getting hit by an old idiot who blew through a stop sign and I'm dead serious considering doing this with the money, but I'm worried about liability. Curious if anyone else has already studied this and came to conclusions which prevented them from doing it.

Is there a modern portable cassette player that is chargeable with USB-C and also of decent quality that someone can recommend? I love my cassettes and want to take some on the go, but i really hate messing with batteries.

Street justice was common in the early days of the automobile. No snitching.

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Curious if anyone knows if this is passable. Running 35s and I have a studded tire. Curious specifically about west of Palermos and the urban ecology center. Commuting west bound from the city today and I hate riding on those arterials.

My geriatric steamrolled got slammed into by an idiot in a car. The frame is good. The fork is destroyed. This is a very old surly from when the steerer tubes were 1". They do not make 1" steamroller forks anymore. All 1 inch track forks tjat are still around seem to only fit super narrow tires. Anyone know of any options. I'm cool with steel, carbon. Just want it to handle similarly and have wider tire clearance for winter commuting.

I like Mike Caref, but wow. Today the CLC was organized and militant and I think it shows the weakness of just running for president solo. We are stronger together. CLC is more than a slate. It's an outright movement! Powerful as hell to have a damn gang of CLC bad asses at every mic. We raised some good trouble. Mean as hell. Relentless, organized, and uniform in solidarity. One candidate could not have pulled off the brilliant strategy of a militant collective. It's been said a million times, but Mike should come back to the CLC.

I would love to use this service as a supplement to the bus system, but every time I try the machine gives me an error code. It's a real bummer. It's it just the kiosks I'm using? Do they hate discover card? Anyone else have this issue? How can I use and support this system?

How are you guys determining the date that the formal a would need to be appealed to step b if management refuses to meet? For about a year now, management has been getting humiliated at the DRT because they refuse to meet and we have been sending up cases.

However, outbof nowhere, our B team is now making management's timeliness arguments and sinking our cases even when management contributes nothing to the formal a because they refused to schedule or to meet. Our appeal to formal A and notification from managent that the cases have been recieved works like this and it seems deeply flawed.

The informal a rep mails the grievance to the post masters office. The post master assigns the case

I am US based. Things may be different in other countries. I did a lot of things right. A few things wrong. Thought I would share.

1. record what you can if able. Take pictures. The vehicle. Intersection. Skid marks. Your bike.
2. be sure to call emergency services and do not turn down an ambulance. Try to get a cop there.
3. scan the area for cameras and ring door bells. The police do not care to investigate. I was lucky enough to get a homeowner to share ring door bell footage. Shows pretty conclusively that the driver was lying to the cop and 100% at fault.
4. get a thorough medical examination even after ER. Seek out all opportunities to get further treatment. ER might just focus on bro

TLDR: a driver hit me on my bike. His fault. Any lawyers in Milwaukee who specialize in fighting for cyclists/pedestrians?

Had a guy blow through his stop sign and he nailed me on my bike. He was charged simply with failure to yield. Since this incident today, I have obtained video footage to substantiate this. I have broken bones in my neck, plus injuries to my chest, back, and shoulders which will prevent me from working here for a bit. I know in other cities there are lawyers who specialize in the concerns of cyclists. Any good ones in Milwaukee?