Post by Bob on Oct 8, 2012 23:01:45 GMT -5
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"It's all the passenger side of the vehicle. None of them are the driver's side of the vehicle and they're all flat," he says.
He spent the better part of his day changing flats. At one business near Memorial Hospital, he says multiple cars were hit.
"We arrived there at 2 o'clock and when arrived there, there was about 10 tire changes needed to be done there."
In the same lot where Jones parked, a Buick had two flat tires.
"It looks like it's just an itty-bitty ice pick," says Gilreath.
OK both are busy roads without bike lanes.
could it be someone "against" bikes? if all the flats are on the passenger side that means the nails or whatever were put on the right edge of the road. I bet people that tend to drive close to the right were "Hit" but people that tended to stay in the middle were not.
Who always stays far to the right? bikes and scooters.
it would be scary to ride a bike on dodds but not so much on the boulevard.
thoughts??
"It's all the passenger side of the vehicle. None of them are the driver's side of the vehicle and they're all flat," he says.
He spent the better part of his day changing flats. At one business near Memorial Hospital, he says multiple cars were hit.
"We arrived there at 2 o'clock and when arrived there, there was about 10 tire changes needed to be done there."
In the same lot where Jones parked, a Buick had two flat tires.
"It looks like it's just an itty-bitty ice pick," says Gilreath.
OK both are busy roads without bike lanes.
could it be someone "against" bikes? if all the flats are on the passenger side that means the nails or whatever were put on the right edge of the road. I bet people that tend to drive close to the right were "Hit" but people that tended to stay in the middle were not.
Who always stays far to the right? bikes and scooters.
it would be scary to ride a bike on dodds but not so much on the boulevard.
thoughts??
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