If their balaclavas are made of flammable material, they'd ignite and stick to their faces while burning, similar to how flaming tent material would stick to skin and continue burning (body fat can be a good fuel), before they were made flame-retardant.A small aerosol of WD 40 and a lighter would be a useful defence . Not as big as a Military Flame thrower , just a junior version .
Balaclavas seem all the rage in Swindon - he could switch to using covid masks.It really is getting dangerous to ride an e-bike in the metropolis of art and culture that is Swindon.
What about when you were conned into having a crank-drive drive motor instead of a hub-motor? That con worked so well that you haven't even figured it out yet.NO at 65 I have never, ever fallen for a con, I was brought up with common sense.
If their balaclavas are made of flammable material, they'd ignite and stick to their faces while burning, similar to how flaming tent material would stick to skin and continue burning (body fat can be a good fuel), before they were made flame-retardant.
Balaclavas seem all the rage in Swindon - he could switch to using covid masks.
Alleged bike thief banned from owning balaclava
A HOMELESS man has been banned from owning wire cutters and a balaclava after he was accused of stealing two bikes in two days.www.swindonadvertiser.co.uk
This balaclaved thief in Swindon, appears to instantly defeat the bike lock:
Before The Swindon Balaclava Shop opened:
Swindon robbers threaten to stab woman unless she hands over bag
Police have now issued a CCTV appealwww.wiltshirelive.co.uk
What about when you were conned into having a crank-drive drive motor instead of a hub-motor? That con worked so well that you haven't even figured it out yet.
Come on mate, you might disagree with him, but It was pretty funnyStupid comment