http://www.state.nj.us/transportation/commuter/bike/regulations.shtm
My question is where was your headlight? If you are riding at night
without a headlight and you damage yourself or your bike then that
is your fault. Especially when you know the road is in disrepair.
Accept the
go for it, then.
1. You have to find an officer to stop you and ask you not to ride.
2. You might find some looney who likes your bike.
And for those of you that never did it, there is that special feeling
of relief when you ride you bike down the AP boardwalk, through
convention hall (and
Um...I don't mean to be rude, but how do you know i'm not using a headlight?
I have a headlight, but I took it off last night because I intended to make a
few stops along
the way, and didn't want to risk getting it stolen, as it's rather expensive.
I think i'm done on this topic, and I guess I
