The 25 most viewed BikePGH Messageboard Threads of 2009

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The Good, the Bad, and the ones you just want to forget

Our Messageboard grew in popularity by leaps and bounds this year.  Here is a list of the 25 most popular BikePGH Messageboard threads of 2009, ranked from most views to least views.  This list acts as a snapshot of some of the highlights and many of the lowlights of cycling in Pittsburgh in 2009.  Although some of these I wish didn’t happen, especially the first one, it’s important to not forget about Ruihui Lin and his family either.   And who can forget the G20, the Great Casino Caper, or Bumper Bike’s new found fame?

Thanks everyone for reading and posting!  This messageboard has exceeded our expectations as a Pittsburgh cycling resource and community builder.

Keep riding and keep posting!

  1. Bicycle Accident in Oakland this afternoon – serious injury
  2. Dirty Dozen
  3. Bumper Bike Strikes Again!
  4. Sticker Slogans
  5. Crush the Commonwealth 2009
  6. what to do about motorists who purposely back over your bike with their car
  7. New bike CO-OP
  8. things pampered european cyclists get
  9. Caution on East Liberty Bike Lanes
  10. the strangest things people in a car said to you?
  11. does everyone know about the chinatown bus from pittsburgh to new york city?
  12. Ghost Bike – Meyran & Louisa
  13. North Side Casino Detour — when will trail reopen?
  14. Portland: Biggest wimps ever?
  15. Bikeing Downtown during the G20
  16. G-20 Pics
  17. Federal Bicycle Commuter Tax Credit
  18. Zipcar logos on the Jail Trail?
  19. Casino blocks River Trail with “Walk your bike” signs… Protest Sun. at noon
  20. bikes don’t belong on the road…
  21. Cops hitting cyclists!
  22. The Art of Falling
  23. Pittsburgh Roubaix 2009?
  24. Straight-up list of Pittsburgh idiot cyclists
  25. Bonzo Goes To Pittsburgh – RAMONES Alleycat – October 24th 2009

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