who ever has a problem with cyclists, piss off they have zero emissions, and there are way more fat pieces of **** that ride motorcycles than ride pedal bikes.
It's not the bicycle that's the issue at hand. It's the riders. There are douche push bike riders, there are douche motorbike riders... and car drivers... and pedestrians.
People notice the worst and are quick to forget the rest.
That's why motorcyclists are pictured as speed freaks that have no regard for speed limits and road rules...
I don't think anyone here hates all cyclists, just the behavior of some... it does have the effect of tarnishing the image of the whole community tho.
Zero emissions doesn't save someone when they get hit by a car

In an ideal world, I'd ride a bicycle to work every day... but the magpies suck, there is a lack of bike lanes, there's a lot of big hills and there's far too much traffic on the roads to begin with. Poor city planning being what it is...
I don't mind bicycles on the roads, within reason, which'd be:
If you're on the road... follow road rules, by this I mean:
- stopping at stop signs
- not riding thru red lights
- not starting before lights go green
- not just switching to the pedestrian crossing then back onto the road ahead.
- When a motorway says no tractors and bicycles... don't... just don't. You cannot do 60 on a slight gradient, you're not going to maintain 100

- Don't ride 2+ abreast if there is no way for cars to overtake - or during peak hour in a city - or in windy high speed roads with low visibility... (this is just courtesy)
The way some cyclists behave on the road reminds me of a Riding instructor I had for Q-Ride... he had an attitude that I thought was crazy (personally).
He asked the group of new riders what they should do if a cager was up their arse.
I suggested if it was safe, pull over or allow them to get past.
He flat out refused that as an idea, "you've got a right to be on the road, you pay your taxes, blah blah"
You might be allowed to be there, hell the person tail gating you could be acting illegally... but at the end of the day, it's better to be courteous to other users of the road and let them on their way... you're only putting your own life in danger... it's not worth it. In some cases you're risking others too.
It matters not who is rude, who is in the wrong, if you're maimed or dead.