santa claus said:Has anyone ever tried taking a shite whilst riding a bike?
sean kelly used to hop on his bike and go for a cycle when he needed to take a shite.
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santa claus said:Has anyone ever tried taking a shite whilst riding a bike?
Be the Hokey said:I don't believe anything you say Brian.
nlgbbbblth said:Brian
do you ever see Raleigh Roadrunners nowadays?
24" wheel.
brianoak said:No not at all and we get some really old bikes passing through.
What are they like?
Are they those mini-racers from about 15 years ago?
mamul said:this is what we need over here http://www.biketrans.com/
brianoak said:Its usually down to the length of your top tube.Even if your frame fits you leg wise it wont neccacarily be the right length for you.
thats why a lot bike manufactureres have Women Specific Geometry i.e shorter top tube and shorter stem.
What size is your bike?
Riser bars and a 120mm with 45 degree rise stem might sort it out for you.
Broadband killed the bicycle courier
There was a time not so long ago when tattoos, cut-off shorts and shoulder satchels appeared to rule Sydney's streets.
It was the late 1990s, the dotcom boom was in full swing and hundreds of bicycle couriers roamed the central business district at will, pausing for no man - or red light.
So hectored were pedestrians by wheel-borne urban cowboys that in 2002 the City of Sydney pressured bicycle courier companies to sign an accord, in which they promised to refrain from intimidating or endangering other road users.
Four years on, bicycle couriers have become the endangered species, their numbers dwindling in the face of an ever-greater take-up of high-speed internet, PDF files, digital photography and audio.
broken arm said:
Damon_Kind said:I'd say a female cycle couriers 'front toilet' would have the stink lines and everything.
GARYXKNIFEDX said:When cycle lanes are safe-I'll use them. As it is,I feel far safer riding in traffic.
My experience of cycling in dublin is that the rules of the road to not take cyclist safety into consideration. My life is far more important that stupid lines on roads.
they are good for commuters, helps them feel slightly safer, but the quality of them varies a ridiculous amount, worst example the bit of cycle lane on upper leeson st heading towards leeson bridge, like an earthquake hit.. I always just cycle smack bang in the middle of the car lanes.
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