Yeah, what if we banned bikes?

Julie Shaw has an article in the Philadelphia Daily News about gub control:

"I'm not anti-gun," insists Max Nacheman, the 26-year-old director of CeaseFirePA.
"If people want to have guns, that's their thing," he says, walking to his Center City rowhouse on Sunday. What he is against, he says, are irresponsible gun-owners, people who use guns to kill or injure others, and "straw purchasers": people who buy guns legally for the benefit of criminals.
Nacheman, an avid biker, has just finished a three-hour ride to the Wissahickon Trail and Belmont Plateau on his white Motobecane cyclocross bike.
He can relate to people who collect guns, he says, because he collects bikes. He has six in his living room: a mountain bike, a road bike, the cyclocross, his "commuting bike," a tandem ("the only way to get my girlfriend to go with me"), and a bike "on display" that he doesn't ride.
Nacheman, who grew up in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, and graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2008, took the helm of CeaseFirePA in January of 2011 after "campaigning" for Hillary Clinton, for an unsuccessful Bucks County candidate, and for Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
CeaseFirePA's website calls it "a statewide coalition of survivors and citizens who are dedicated to taking a stand against gun violence."
Nacheman fights for laws that would require, for instance, the timely reporting of lost or stolen firearms. He organizes community members to attend a defendant's sentencing hearing, and calls mayors, faith leaders, or town-watch members on gun-related bills.
When he's not doing all that, he bikes, runs and camps. The 6-foot-3 outdoorsy-type is preparing for the Philadelphia Marathon in November (it'll be his second). This summer he biked solo across the state for five days, camping in state forests or parks. He said he passed through cities touched by gun violence, including Reading, York, and Lancaster, and through Everett, a Bedford County town where a fifteen-year-old boy allegedly killed his fifteen-year-old friend with a gun during a game of Russian roulette in July. "Everybody's calling that shooting a freak accident," Nacheman says. "It wasn't a freak accident. It was avoidable."

Rico says that Nacheman is yet another well-meaning liberal. But would you ever expect Mayors For Illegal Guns?  And the 'freak accident' in Everett wasn't, as he said; it was stupidity... And how hard is it to be against people who use guns to kill or injure others and "straw purchasers"?