I think there should be a speed limit for the "spandex" bicycle racers that feel the need to run those of us that don't ride or walk as fast off the road and into the bushes in Bidwell Park. The park is for everyone's pleasure, but it is spoiled by those who feel they are superior to the rest of us. Approximately eight out of ten times my family and I have ridden our bikes through the park at least one of us has just about been plowed over by one of those egotistical speeders." From a letter to the editorWhich of the following best states the primary issue discussed in the passage?
A.whether there should be a speed limit for bicycle racers
B. whether bicycle racers are egotistical
C. whether the park is for everyone's pleasure
D. whether outings to the park are frequently spoiled by bicycle racers

During the passage, the author describes the problem of having "spandex" bicycle racers in Bidwell Park. In the beginning, the author exposes that what is bothering about them is the speed at what they ride their bicycles but, what if in the park the authorities would dedicate a special part for this kind of bikers to ride onto at the very same speed they use at the moment the author writes the passage. Will the author's point of view be the same? The answer is certainly unknown but there wouldn't be a reason for the complaint. So, mainly the issue is not the speed the riders ride at: it is the fact that they make feel others uncomfortable.