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It's only baffling if you pretend that they are not actively trying to inconvenience cyclists with bad infrastructure.
In my city (in Germany) I have to do these kind of maneuvers every few meters as streetlights and even some signs and trees are intentionally put close to the center line of bike lanes barely 1 meter wide.
Sure would be a shame if someone's old beater truck with a steel bumper ran that sign over causing the council to have to remove it.
Don't damage the truck and leave evidence on the frame but us the hitch and pull baby!!!!!
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