Risking someone’s life just for fun can do that.Wish I hadn’t posted that picture now, seems to have touched a nerve with a few
Risking someone’s life just for fun can do that.Wish I hadn’t posted that picture now, seems to have touched a nerve with a few
You can’t let it go can you..Risking someone’s life just for fun can do that.
Why "tidy up" (aka delete)? Not seen anything unfriendly or untoward and, tbh, it is a subject that should be discussed and not swept under the carpet. Admittedly it's off-topic, so perhaps we should rename the thread "SPLATTERED - Was it you?".Don’t know if any of the moderators should tidy thisup a bit as it seems to have gone rather off topic! I’ve found this to be one of the most friendly forums so it’s a shame when things get a bit tetchy
So what!!! grow up !!!So what? They are fully entitled to use the road.
Beyond that let’s see the big picture - they are keeping fit and happy so are putting less of a tax burden on you and not clogging up the health service. Commuters do the same and mean one less car in the queue at every junction, making your journey faster. If you need to be somewhere by a set time and you know there are cyclists every weekend set out three minutes earlier - is it that hard?
I have a car, a camper, a motorcycle and a few pedal bikes. I love them all and they all give me joy in some way. Even if I didn’t ride I’d still have some basic respect for other humans and a bit of patience/self control. I don’t get the negativity and in some cases the act of deliberately putting other people under pressure or at risk, just for fun or because you think you are more important. Grow up.
Had similar around our way since the Yorkshire Grand Départ in 2014. Fortunately the hills around here are such that any peloton is soon strung-out.If you lived around here, you’ll see, every weekend since the Olympic road race, you get 100’s of Tour de France wannabes doing the same route, could be 20 of them or more in a convoy blocking single lane country roads around here… plenty of up hill climbs which makes things worse… The residents are not happy at all, maybe the roads are to blame
Ah, so you get to enjoy the baboon-arsed mamils too?If you lived around here, you’ll see, every weekend since the Olympic road race, you get 100’s of Tour de France wannabes doing the same route, could be 20 of them or more in a convoy blocking single lane country roads around here… plenty of up hill climbs which makes things worse… The residents are not happy at all, maybe the roads are to blame
Although not a practical proposition, I've always thought that it would benefit all road users if a year on the roads as a cyclist was a prerequisite to getting a licence for any motor vehicle. Once you've had you life endangered by an impatient driver, it's a lot less likely that you'd be willing to put others in that same situation.
Been round your way many times on my bike. Down into West Vale then it's uphill all the way! Usually give "the bank" a miss though! At most there are 3 of us generally riding single file (mainly due to differing fitness levels!)Had similar around our way since the Yorkshire Grand Départ in 2014. Fortunately the hills around here are such that any peloton is soon strung-out.
It's not quite Mont Ventoux, but I would only ever consider going up that hill in a motorised vehicle.Been round your way many times on my bike. Down into West Vale then it's uphill all the way! Usually give "the bank" a miss though! At most there are 3 of us generally riding single file (mainly due to differing fitness levels!)
As a cyclist I totally agree about the hills. We are blessed with many of 'em.
I wishSpotted a silver Porsche Carrera 911 in Littleborough today - reg. no. T444 CAB. Was that you @CAB?
I was following it in my beat-up, high-milage Mondeo - how do you think I felt?I wish
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