revhappy wrote:Some argue that its better to ride in the middle of the lane otherwise cars would try to overtake you and there are chances they push you aside while doing so.
Actually, riding in the middle of the lane is a bad thing to do. First, you ride in the oil and antifreeze strip. Second, the middle of the lane allows cars to squeeze into your lane anyway, pushing you over and out of the way. And a lot of SG drivers will do that.
Better to be on the left or right side of the lane to 'guard' your lane as yours. Depends on where the traffic is and who looks like they might want to take up half your lane.
This is not an always situation, though. If I am overtaking traffic, I will move away from them to the other side of the lane to have maximum distance in case they do pull over. Then, once past, I return to my guard position.
The best lane is the inside lane (assuming you keep up with traffic)... you can only get run over from one side.