Time To Be Creative! Burma Shave Signs

[scoot]

I like how this message encourages people to be reflective without admonishing those aren't. I always wear reflectors while riding, especially because I ride mostly in streets, but there's a slippery slope toward victim-blaming that we don't want to travel down. There is not and should not be a requirement for pedestrians to wear reflectors.

[Dirt]

I've been riding the road into the for the last few weeks and staying off the trails. This morning I rode Custis and W&OD both in and out of the city so that I could bask in the awesomeness that is these signs. Soooooooooooo impossibly awesome.

Thank you!!!

Love,
Dirt

[Tim Kelley]

Just heard that these signs on the Custis near George Mason are out of order. If someone is going past there tonight--can you stop fix them?

[Steve O]

Just heard that these signs on the Custis near George Mason are out of order. If someone is going past there tonight--can you stop fix them?

Depends on if the new order is better than the original or not.

[Judd]

I rode past these last weekend. I like them. It would like to see them spaced a bit farther apart. Part of the appeal of the Burma Shave signs is the anticipation of what the next sign will say.


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[huskerdont]

I rode past these last weekend. I like them. It would like to see them spaced a bit farther apart. Part of the appeal of the Burma Shave signs is the anticipation of what the next sign will say.


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You ride too fast. Ride slower, like mere sub-10k mortals, and then the signs will have the proper time spacing.

[Judd]

I wish I could say speed was the problem. But if they spaces them farther I could get more miles.


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