A group of United States Border Patrol agents in Chicago chased after a cyclist on Sunday, after he taunted them and repeatedly told them that he was "not a U.S. citizen." Bike Messenger/Delivery Riders have balls.

Above, guy in the middle? Can't even run. 

About 10 fat donut eaters, too slow and out of shape, chased after the cyclist after he "made verbal comments but no physical or threatening contact."

 The footage shows the cyclist repeatedly saying "I'm not a U.S. citizen" and "come on" to the agents.

see the video at 

https://abc7.com/post/border-patrol-agents-chase-cyclist-he-claims-hes-not-us-citizen-dearborn-street-loop/17905630/

Bread delivery man riding in a Cairo street while holding wooden trays and reading a newspaper or magazine

 

http://www.copenhagenize.com/2017/06/egyptian-cycling-history-then-and-now.html

Barcelona cargo bike race

 
In 1942, a priest named Kristian Skjerring decided to change things for the better in Copenhagen. He wanted to give these svajere a pedestal on which to stand. He organised what became known as a Svajerløb in the city – a cargo bike race for these bicycle messengers. He raised money through the races to send the young men to summer camps. They were the hardest working people in Copenhagen and Skjerring thought they deserved some respect.

The races become incredibly popular in Copenhagen. Thousands came out to watch. There was prize money, but really it was about honour, and winning the right to call yourself the King of Copenhagen – at least until the next race. These Svajerløb races were held until 1960, when cars and vans started to dominate goods transport in the city. In 2009, the race was revived in Copenhagen and are now an annual event. The city has 40,000 cargo bikes in daily use, so a revival was a no-brainer. Unlike the 1940's, the cargo bike riders are now families and people with goods to transport.

http://www.copenhagenize.com/2017/10/arrange-svajerlb-cargo-bike-race.html

Jeffrey Wright, incredible actor best known for West World , the Hunger Games, and a CIA agent in sequential Bond movies, was a bike messenger before grad school

ain't it amazing the things people have done in their lives that have no connection to what they are doing now, or are best known for?

He has won an Emmy, a Tony, and a Golden Globe, along with many other awards that people not in the movie and acting industry have never heard of, and has a bachelors in political science... proving that trying to figure out what the hell you're going to do in life has no bearing on what you choose when graduating high school. 

Alleycat races, bike messengers competing to win, not deliver