ppl jump for there lives when im rolling about round town riding on the pavement and on the wrong side of the road going the wrong way and straight past plod at the end.
so much for cctv pmsl
I was expecting a much more wild ride from your comment I tend to avoid crowds of people because noone looks where they are bloody going these days.
ppl jump for there lives when im rolling about round town riding on the pavement and on the wrong side of the road going the wrong way and straight past plod at the end.
so much for cctv pmsl
I am waiting for Autumn. The nights are still warm enough to go out after dark and any peds on the tow path cower down averting their eyes from my brilliance.. (for some reason my spell adjuster wanted to put violence instead of brilliance.. mustv thought I was SW. Purrrrrrrrr.Peak District has same signs. It can and does however lead to more confusion. I always keep to left of larger tracks as do most other track users, except those who have read the sign. They walk down middle oblivious with attitude of I, m not moving to either side. Which I suppose is one meaning of having priority.
And then with infinite wisdom the pavement towards Bamford is split in two. One half walkers other cyclists but cyclists have to contend with walkers who can't read writing on the floor and motorists opening their doors into cycle path. It's not really the environment to even need a pedelec, let alone an illegal one at busy times. I, m very lucky, I can go out mid week early morning and have entire net
work to myself. Stopped going weekends now its busy. Not worth the hassle.
I like night rides in Peak District. Go on as many prohibited paths as possible... Don't tell anybody tho. Bit spooky at times. Modern lights are so good but make everything out their beam look black as ink... Used to use a car reversing lamp, minus lens plus burglar alarm battery... More a good glow than white light. Last orders in pub plus a pork sarni then off around peak district. Brilliant.I am waiting for Autumn. The nights are still warm enough to go out after dark and any peds on the tow path cower down averting their eyes from my brilliance.. (for some reason my spell adjuster wanted to put violence instead of brilliance.. mustv thought I was SW. Purrrrrrrrr.
not bad for a 2014 bike every one likes it bar the price rrp was 5500.BTW... Your bike looks great SW...
The folk using, selling and offering advice about illegal bikes are the ones who should be ashamed. (or the ones defending said activity,)
I like night rides in Peak District. Go on as many prohibited paths as possible... Don't tell anybody tho. .
Interesting attitude. I'm sorry but you're not exactly helping the situation are you.. I love going around Lady Bower and not coming home cream crackered after a 28 mile ride. Its heaven,just ambling around,doing what bike was designed for and what current rules allow. Would be easy to lose this, it's not a right , rather a privilege. Our attitudes towards illegal bikes could jeapordise it all.
Interesting attitude. I'm sorry but you're not exactly helping the situation are you.
I was riding my Kona Explosive back then. It is more about bikes being where they shouldn't be.The night rides were about 25 years ago...And don't think there is much chance of going break neck speed or crashing into walkers at 2am in middle of moors.
I was on GT Timberline, then a Proflex. I, d guess around 93 ?? Might have been later.I was riding my Kona Explosive back then. It is more about bikes being where they shouldn't be.
If Soundwave drove a car... ;-)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-45081427/reckless-london-driver-threatens-to-run-over-cyclists
If Soundwave drove a car... ;-)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-45081427/reckless-london-driver-threatens-to-run-over-cyclists
Do you want the flexibility of being able to use pavements to circumvent red traffic lights, while also having the ability to build up a decent speed on the roads? Why not try the latest craze from Scandinavia – cycling!
Some of the latest models from Halfords even come with a bell or a horn so you can tell pedestrians to get out of the ******* way should they dare to encroach upon your sacred pedestrianised area.
No longer is it necessary to just approach them from behind at great speed and yell at them. What an age we are living in!
The UK Federal Federation Of Cyclists are even giving out a free starter pack to the next 5000 people to join, and this includes a handy card to give to people explaining that it’s not ‘Road Tax’ but actually ‘Vehicle Excise Duty.’
What a moron and that's not strong enoughIf Soundwave drove a car... ;-)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-45081427/reckless-london-driver-threatens-to-run-over-cyclists
As you know, I often go riding with my exceptional doggy.Has anyone ever been out walking on shared paths and trails and can view this issue from another perspective? Perhaps been on a family picknik with a dog and a brace of ankle biters? Or wandering on listening to music trying to get away from the woes of your world?