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Liam Patrick

member since September 29, last login November 4

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New York and Baltimore
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About
Student cyclist in Baltimore, MD and New York, NY. President of the MICA cycling Association and founder of the Laguardia High School Cycling Association. Photos as seen in the 2008 NYC Century Promotional Material.
Interests
Cycling, photography, bicycle lanes.

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Pages last modified by Liam Patrick

Date Page
September 29 RatherBeBiking Home

Comments and posts last written by RatherBeBiking

Date Article
yesterday Sweeney, Everyone? Not so at Streetsblog
yesterday Just keep riding in the Grand Street Bike lane, and get the DOT to install pylons to protect the Ble... at Streetsblog
yesterday This video is nuts, how can that guy NOT cross the street? Traffic is no worse on Grand Street, and... at Streetsblog
November 11 Hey, here's a relevant post on why Streetsblog and many other news sites haven't posted an update on... at Streetsblog
November 6 Woohoo! at Streetsblog
October 24 Urbanis, take it easy - this doesn't guarantee anybody a third term in office at Streetsblog
October 23 I hope Bloomberg can be mayor for another term - I was a student in NYC public schools throughout hi... at Streetsblog
October 20 These renovations have been awesome at Streetsblog
October 16 @LN, actually, it's not that difficult to maneuver between these, it's the issue of riding parallel ... at Streetsblog
October 14 These markers make cycling near the bus lane really dangerous at Streetsblog
October 14 I agree with number 4 - let's stop painting lanes for a month and re-asses how can better maintain a... at Streetsblog
October 3 J, You're absolutely right at Streetsblog
October 3 HMS, Pedestrians and wrong-way riding cyclists are the problem, as you admit, not the separated bike... at Streetsblog
September 30 Awesome report at Streetsblog
September 30 Did they just say 'stay away from Lezbos'? Thanks for giving these retards hits, Streetsblog at Streetsblog
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