Except that he was on a promenade that has permitted cycling rights, where as I suspect that you weren't even legally entitled to be there in the first place.
Even if you did have permitted cycling rights, you had more than enough time to both predict the situation and to take evasive action, but you choose to do neither. In fact your clip shows complete and utter disregard and ignorance, poor observation, and in fact by your own admission in the thread title, you were traveling at "high speed".
To end, you had neither safe control of the bike nor the situation. Beside contacting and or nearly contacting two dogs, further evidence of both lack of rider control and ability associated with too much speed, can clearly be seen at the 30 second point, when you only just about made it around the corner without falling off. You entered too fast and tightly, braked too late, loosing control and drifting wide at the exit.
It would be you that ended up in court, not the dog owner, and rightly so.
As a how not to ride safely and in control video, this is way up there.
Even if you did have permitted cycling rights, you had more than enough time to both predict the situation and to take evasive action, but you choose to do neither. In fact your clip shows complete and utter disregard and ignorance, poor observation, and in fact by your own admission in the thread title, you were traveling at "high speed".
To end, you had neither safe control of the bike nor the situation. Beside contacting and or nearly contacting two dogs, further evidence of both lack of rider control and ability associated with too much speed, can clearly be seen at the 30 second point, when you only just about made it around the corner without falling off. You entered too fast and tightly, braked too late, loosing control and drifting wide at the exit.
It would be you that ended up in court, not the dog owner, and rightly so.
As a how not to ride safely and in control video, this is way up there.
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