Another Distracted Bike Rider in Osaka
Like my previous post concerning the stylish bike texting guy, I notice many distracted bike riders in Japan. I'm surprised there aren't more accidents. This guy is riding on a busy 4-lane road, texting, listening to music with headphones, no helmet (very common in Japan) and only a few fingers on the grips; and he still has time to stare at me taking his picture! How dare he!! Ha ha. I got a good expression though...smile!!
Ride on Osaka!!
Bike repair shops will always thrive. This is partly because bikes need fixing due to regular wear and tear. However it is also due to bicycle riders who damage their gear while doing foolishness.
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Yup, I'm on your side. It only takes a second to be killed. It also only takes a second to stop and reply to a text or check messages...thanks for your comment!
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