[pct-l] Horse encounter with illegal MTBs

[Mark Hyams]

What exactly does it mean to "not yield" to mountain bikers? Walking along
the trail yesterday, often if I moved a few inches off center, there was
room for the biker to pass. Do I just stay in the middle? Are bikers
expected to actually stop, and let us pass? Just want to be on the same
page here as everyone.
On Jun 23, 2013 11:30 PM, "Dan Jacobs" <youroldpaldan at gmail.com> wrote:

> There is no need to do anything more than simply not yield to bicycles on
> the trail. If you want to write checks your ass may not be able to cash,
> that is your own personal deal, but be prepared for any possible aftermath,
> possibly even criminal charges. I don't wish these kinds of things on
> anyone, and only desire that everyone act with their eyes wide open to what
> could happen. Simply not yielding is not really an action, at least not one
> you could ever get in trouble for, so that is a protest of the bicycle on
> the trail without doing anything but continue hiking.
>
> Dan Jacobs
> Washougal
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