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Post by jakecastle on Feb 11, 2006 14:08:55 GMT 8
 I passed through fort Bonifactio Global City just yesterday. I was saddened to realize there those giant painted signs saying "No Bicycle Riding allowed on this Road" Its sooo depressing. Assuming that you could buy/rent a unit there, would you like to live there if it involved having to live without your bike? I most certainly dont. What your opinion people? |
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Post by maxbuwaya on Feb 11, 2006 15:08:54 GMT 8
certain roads lang
major thouroughfares
or yung malalaking kalye.
Everysunday mini races are held there by roadbikers
dont worry about it
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Post by fullspeed on Feb 11, 2006 15:41:46 GMT 8
certain roads lang major thouroughfares or yung malalaking kalye. Everysunday mini races are held there by roadbikers dont worry about it No more races now because that oval is under construction... fyi max |
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Post by coolangot ☺ on Feb 12, 2006 15:24:16 GMT 8
They're not "strict" naman in implementing the no bikes allowed. I think it's just a caution to bikers coz they placed it in major roads where the vehicles run very fast. Sometimes ( or most of the times) I pass thru this "banned" roads.. wala naman. It's just that "nahiya"( ashamed) na lang ako so I avoided those roads.
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elokahn
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Post by elokahn on Feb 12, 2006 20:38:37 GMT 8
we usually go there in large groups and nobody has apprehended us yet... cguro kasi madami kami. ;D
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Post by konablack on Feb 13, 2006 16:57:20 GMT 8
Pass by that road just like an ordinary motorist, observe the rules and if your caught just say "I wasn't able to see the sign?!!?...
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Post by trailrider on Feb 15, 2006 16:29:51 GMT 8
ride safe mga astig na riders!
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Post by konablack on Feb 15, 2006 20:15:14 GMT 8
Sir nard, first of all thnakyou for posting on this thread...
Yeah, the cops don't mind us riders eventhough there's a no biking sign posted hehehe
They would just look at us with a scary type of look hehehe
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Post by Patrick on Feb 15, 2006 21:08:27 GMT 8
"No Bicycle Riding allowed on this Road" hmmmm
Worst comes to worst you can still bike on the sidewalk or the empty lots there, they might enforce it later you know.
For the regular urban saturday ride, Amari doesnt allow bikes on places we hang out too, then again vendors, fishing arent allowed as well. Actually all "not allowed" stuff posted in tiny signs are being violated hehe.
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Post by lellow on Feb 19, 2006 4:00:05 GMT 8
I felt the exact same way about the ban and about how strict they would probably(not) be but I actually saw a small group of cyclists being pulled over by an MMDA who might have been there exactly for that purpose. If it might mean anything, the bikers were, for lack of a better term, jologs, so I don't know what to think. CHeers and goodluck to anyone planning to veture in that direction.
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Post by ecz on Mar 1, 2006 16:28:27 GMT 8
Idiot thats most stupide thing i ever heard b4 i come here in singpore i use to work in BTC bonifacio technolgy center in the fort if thats the Case they should stopping also some security guard who use to ride the Lokal mouintainbike to get there work everyday its the most basic means of transportation iside the fort and i sure im not the only one whos geeting benifit of it sow i wonder hows the lokal neigboring bros who love to enjoy the Urban asault and the Free riding comminity to to go @ the Tracks near @ the Market Market place and even the BMX community but i still think that this is only sa short comming due to state of Emergency for the public awareness and safety of the Bonifacio military Base coz not only waz also dis appointed for the news its the urban Pedicab association coz the Gasoline and the Fare hike this the Only remedy for the Indigent Filipino to use the basic means of transportation Just keep the spoke running DUDZZZZ!!!!!!!
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Post by grnhrnt on Mar 1, 2006 17:18:11 GMT 8
That sign is there for a purpose. Its for the safety of the biker and motorist. It is a major road there and vehicle do travel on them faster than on the smaller roads.
They normally ignore the "pasaway bikers" but wait till you get into an accident on those banned roads. Wala kayong kalaban-laban! Even if its obvoiusly the fault of the vehicle.
So, travel on those banned roads w/ that in mind.
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Post by Patrick on Mar 1, 2006 17:32:51 GMT 8
this is a better idea: when traveling there follow the sign!!!dont bike on that road!
they didnt mention about the side walk hehe you can always bike on the sidewalk its a lot safer. Ofcourse ride responsibly, if there are peds slow down.
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Post by konablack on Mar 3, 2006 14:45:35 GMT 8
Believe me, you would wan't to be on the sidewalk, if you got hit by a car or a vehicle for sometime hehehe
Have that feeling if I'm riding on a highway with fast cars or something like that...
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Post by jakecastle on May 17, 2006 1:35:31 GMT 8
Sidewalk yeah right. We cyclists dont cause traffic we ARE traffic.
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Post by cube05 on May 26, 2006 12:10:58 GMT 8
yup it place on some major roads and for our safety too
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Post by cobra on Jun 11, 2006 14:42:52 GMT 8
Hi guys tanong ko lang, pwede bang bike dun sa me american cemetery sa fort bonifacio?
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Post by tnt on Jun 11, 2006 20:53:55 GMT 8
They probably should consider putting a bike lane on those roads if they are wide enough.
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