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2_deck_dash said:Don't knock it til you've tried it. '70s roller disco cock is the way forward. All the cool kids are doing it these days.
Oh really!!! :? 8O
2_deck_dash said:Don't knock it til you've tried it. '70s roller disco cock is the way forward. All the cool kids are doing it these days.
2_deck_dash said:Oil_Slick said:Anyone who wears flourescent lycra to ride to work is gay
So?
I don't really see where you are going with this.
daffy1 said:I would rather be seen and gay than under a truck or car
Oil_Slick said:daffy1 said:I would rather be seen and gay than under a truck or car
Then don't play with the grown ups in cars…
4x4 vs Lycra = Trip in a nice flourescent coloured ambulance
daffy1 said:Oil_Slick said:daffy1 said:I would rather be seen and gay than under a truck or car
Then don't play with the grown ups in cars…
4x4 vs Lycra = Trip in a nice flourescent coloured ambulance
Are you still talking shite ?
Bergen said:Ja5on said:I ride to work every monday I drop in a weeks worth of shirts and a suit then ride the other four days it saves me £80 a month. although sometimes I can't be bothered cause it's raining hard and do take the car but overall I like it. I have got some specialized Armadillo tyres on mine which prevent nearly all puctures as they are lined with kevlar. There is nothing worse than a puncture.
Hold that thought as the truck hits you :roll:
RM
NZ_Bootneck said:Right oh then all cyclists climb back in their cars, .................... sit in the even longer traffic jams?
Bollix! I sat in one the other day for all of....2 minutes... 6 cars long it was, by crikey I was almost tempted to film it on my phone and send it into One News as an AmCam. It's got to be a record for Dunners! :lol:wet_blobby said:NZ_Bootneck said:Right oh then all cyclists climb back in their cars, .................... sit in the even longer traffic jams?
Er, we live in NZ mate, there aren't any traffic jams... :wink:
pinkprincess said:Good for you!
I am selling my car to a boy-racer AET and his mate that have a new engine for it and getting myself a rather cute retro bike for the journey to work.
My long journeys are always done in a hire car anyway and I walk everywhere else so I am rather looking forward to it. I will of course have to eat lots of cake because I don't want to get skinny so it's a win-win for me! I shan't, however, be donning fluorescent attire, that is just so 1980's and despite the 80's fashion revival, I thought it was sh*t then and think it's sh*t now
The next petrol powered machine that I buy will be a little Honda Blackbird or an R1...
Bergen said:pinkprincess said:Good for you!
I am selling my car to a boy-racer AET and his mate that have a new engine for it and getting myself a rather cute retro bike for the journey to work.
My long journeys are always done in a hire car anyway and I walk everywhere else so I am rather looking forward to it. I will of course have to eat lots of cake because I don't want to get skinny so it's a win-win for me! I shan't, however, be donning fluorescent attire, that is just so 1980's and despite the 80's fashion revival, I thought it was sh*t then and think it's sh*t now
The next petrol powered machine that I buy will be a little Honda Blackbird or an R1...
Can't wait to see that one.............................................
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wet_blobby said:Oh dear, in my youth I've shagged things like that.![]()
WhiteRose said:I see nothing wrong with a cycling profiency test. I did mine when I were a nipper and having a test like one needs to ride around on a chicken chaser, seems like a good idea to me.
Part of the test should be a clothing assessment, i.e. awareness of when it is approritate to wear it. Nothing wrong with the bright clothing, but I refuse to wear anything that requires peeling off at the end of the day.
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