I go to the U of Florida, and usually when I get to school there's a barage of scooters in the big rectangle for motorcycle parking. The problem is that they usually park in the front of the rectangle instead of going to the back (there's enough for two rows of bikes). The only way to access the back is then to go over to the side, hop the curb (which I scrap the bottom of my bike unless I take all of my weight off the bike), drive through the grass median, and hop back down the curb into the back area of the parking block. Now those damn scooters are easy as hell to lift up over the curb and drive off if stuck in the back. So, when there's scooters blocking my way, or scooters that park with too much space between each other but not enough to fit my bike, I usually pick them up and move them over so I can squeeze to the back spaces or squeeze into the front if the back is full. Yall think this is good etiquette? I'd be pissed if somebody moved my bike, but then again, my bike doesn't way less than 100 pounds and I always make sure I park intelligently. Anyways, I guess this is more of a confession than anything. I'm always gentle with the lifting and setting back down. However, if I see another asshole knock my mirrors out of alignment by bumping it or hanging their goddamn purse off of it (I actually witnessed this the other day but before I could get close enough to say anything she had pulled off from her horrible parking job on her pink scooter that from the looks of her and the scooter could have used one of Cyber's Ohlins shock ), I'm gonna kick somebody's ass.