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Yeah it's a bit 'skiing' in that sense.

I know I'm taking the bait by sharing this (still maintaining a work twitter here....) but eh, that's me done with Ryanair for life

If its always the bloody cyclists then nobody has to talk about A: Just how many laws* people break per day driving even if they are sorta normal B: Driving beeing a consistentl and relentless source of tragedy for people But those bloody cyclists are going to fuck up the place alltogether...

That was literally the one I sat through at that wedding.

I had that at a wedding a few months back - I just like nodded a bit cos like the guy is otherwise a fully functional nice adult and it was someones wedding. I do need to develop some path to dealing with it again though.

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/article/2024/jun/05/leading-uk-cyclist-kate-richardson-out-of-tour-of-britain-after-driver-hit-her-at-high-speed-cycling Equal parts fuckin hell and equal parts yeah that sounds like something that could happen me

I'm pro bell I tend to use it muted mostly, like a gentle click sound, and mostly use it for saying hello. You ring them more than you pedal in the Netherlands, and they have some experience cycling.

Looks like zip ties to me. Zips ties solve a lot fo issues all told

Joined them for a bit today, lovely lads- one of them was in Palestine two weeks ago

Aye. I'm still seeing mad shit and i think i've actually adjusted my riding a bit to avoid it. I noticed this evening that I've slipped into taking the the slightly longer less traffic interfacing route over the past two weeks without even having a conversation with myself about it. This evening...

not constantly, but I always have it with me on the carrier. It depends on how many taxi drivers i expect to be near essentailly. Putting it on the carrier is a really good early road rage detection system (also driver rules of road knowledge test similar to the brown m&m's one). A much lower...

The internet tells me the bike itself is 14kg. Then i've a U lock, chain lock and the steel rope thing, all the clothes for work, all the food and drink for the day, swimming stuff just in case and some wash bag type stuff for changing. I was kinda surprised myself I always assumed the whole...

I'm probably repeating the first answer on the thread but is the battery removable on them? He probably needs to look at taking a train and leaving the car where it is :P

Weighed the fully loaded bike this morning, it's about 28kg. So there.

https://www.instagram.com/aclai_palestine?igsh=aDJndXZsMjIxbDVj These lads are doing a Palestine charity cycle round the country. Been following them, seeing if I can join for a bit if I can

actually in one case loads of people were trapped a light in galway here, and eventually the guy about two cars back asked the cycle box person to reverse back onto the sensor because it couldn't see anything when our filter lane was due. It worked, but it was for a filter. In that case, being...

I always wonder about the advance stop box people - like the sensor is under where they are supposed to be, does is mean they spend longer at the lights because they haven't stopped on the sensor coil

I don't think you buy a supercar with a view to not being a dickhead in all fairness