rogersix
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exactly that A to B bit. i dont wear lycra and ride a cross/tourer
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exactly that A to B bit. i dont wear lycra and ride a cross/tourer
rogersix
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have you ever broken a speed limit?
obv. designed by motorists
Garage_Doors
Originally the Swankers
It was in responce to a previous post stating that the roads were manufactured for cycles prior to cars being manufactured
[MENTION=16720]Indurain's Lungs[/MENTION]' De Rosa bike would be in VED tax band mmmmmm.I'm pretty sure his bike would be bracketed in Tax Band A for VED though
#geekhumour.
Yesterday I saw two cars jump lights, on the same day I saw no cyclist jump lights. This makes you factually wrong.
- Jan 3, 2012
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Yes, but I don't regularly and intentionally make a habit of it, and normally try (and manage) to stick to them.
Driving on pavements: it's a national; epidemic. Every day, I see thirty examples of it. Cyclists and pedestrians have to use the road. Should pedestrians wear crash helmets, have number plates and lights at night? As they are more likely to hit their bonce and die, should helmets be made compulsory?
PS. What about the mobility scooter terrorists?
Czechmate
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When you have the momentum going on a bike you are more likely to try and keep that momentum going than you would in a car because it takes a lot longer to get back to that speed on a bike , roundabouts are a good example form my experience .
Cycling down Twittens around Blind Corners
Roundabouts do not have any momentum at all. It is well known that lamp-posts jump out in front of cyclists after closing time
though. 
Roundabouts do not have any momentum at all. It is well known that lamp-posts jump out in front of cyclists after closing time
though.
rogersix
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ta for the honesty
i only jump lights when its safe to do so, thats ok isnt?
- Jan 3, 2012
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Personally, I wouldn't. But when doi you judge it's safe. if you were wrong, you wouldn't have a leg to stand on.
That's approximately 28 million people in Britain.
Nibble
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Something like that.
pb21
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Car drivers taking themselves far far too seriously is the real issue at all of this IMO (and all issues with regards to driving) and they don't even realise it!
Wrong-Direction
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I should get out there and build us some fit for purpose cycle tracks then, nibble old chum.
Wrong-Direction
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There's plenty around, people just don't use them