What I don't like is some cyclists who don't ride to the right of the raod, but right down the center lane. I passes one the other day who had on a chartruse colored vest with "3 Feet Please" on the back. There was a break-down lane but no - he had to ride right down the center of the driving lane.
First, i know what you mean, but second, riding 'as far right as possible' doesn't always mean on the shoulder or breakdown lane. That is where all the glass and other debris end up and it's a good way to puncture a tire.
While i don't agree with riding right down the middle of a lane, i do sometimes try to be out into a lane far enough so any car that tries to pass me should have to get into the other lane to do so. I don't say that to be a jerk to the motorist. You'd be surprised how many cars will pass you without getting out of the same lane if you are riding the white line. Passing a cyclist should be done like passing a car. You get out of your lane, go around and return to the lane.