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<blockquote data-quote="MaddSkillz" data-source="post: 1326678" data-attributes="member: 1159">I ride as close to the right as possible when I&#039;m alone...&nbsp; Some would argue that this is more dangerous as passing vehicles pass at a higher rate of speed thus any miscalculation in distance from the rider or from any oncoming traffic are multiplied...&nbsp; But I do what I think is best.When I&#039;m riding with my team or a big group, we always do the best we can to give cars enough room to pass us safely.&nbsp; Whether that means we need to go single-file or simply get shoulder to shoulder (this typically depends on the size of the road), we do what we feel is necessary. When we&#039;re in a vehicle or on the saddle it&#039;s best to always remember that the road is to be shared by all of us.&nbsp; A little common courtesy goes a long way on both sides.&nbsp; It&#039;s not about arriving to your destination as quickly as possible, but as safely as possible.&nbsp; Both for yourself and everyone else out there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MaddSkillz, post: 1326678, member: 1159"] I ride as close to the right as possible when I'm alone... Some would argue that this is more dangerous as passing vehicles pass at a higher rate of speed thus any miscalculation in distance from the rider or from any oncoming traffic are multiplied... But I do what I think is best. When I'm riding with my team or a big group, we always do the best we can to give cars enough room to pass us safely. Whether that means we need to go single-file or simply get shoulder to shoulder (this typically depends on the size of the road), we do what we feel is necessary. When we're in a vehicle or on the saddle it's best to always remember that the road is to be shared by all of us. A little common courtesy goes a long way on both sides. It's not about arriving to your destination as quickly as possible, but as safely as possible. Both for yourself and everyone else out there. [/QUOTE]

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