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[Other Sport] Bloody cyclist riding on the pavement
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thedonkeycentrehalf
Moved back to wear the gloves (again)
- Jul 7, 2003
- 9,362
Not one of them seems to have lights or a bell.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Not riding in single file either 
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
They were by the end!Not riding in single file either
worthingweird
Well-known member
- Mar 8, 2023
- 361
That's Worthing prom...
If every one else road motorbikes cyclist would not be an issue, it is easy to go around them on a motorbike. It is the car that is stuck behind them that hold me up not the cyclist.
Cowfold Seagull
Fan of the 17 bus
Whether they ride on the pavement, or the road, cyclists have definately become a problem.
Blue&WhiteSea
Well-known member
Care to elaborate?
Probably worth doing so on a thread where it is relevant though, you may not have noticed but this one was the opportunity to be shocked/laugh at the misfortune of a pro cyclist causing a major pile-up!
KZNSeagull
Well-known member
He's not much of a professional is he? He should have shot off ahead sniggering like Muttley.
Arthur
Well-known member
Only yesterday I had three lycra clad wankers riding 3 abreast along a residential street that has mainly victorian built houses so few driveways, consequently lots of cars parked on the road and very few passing opportunities. These wankers were having a chat and had the audacity to give me the old nescafe shuffle when I gave them a blast of my horn. If you want to have a chat go to the pub like normal people.
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I was kind of hoping posters could see this for what it is, or at least meant to be.
I guess we're still not 'there' yet.
I guess we're still not 'there' yet.
Fignon's Ponytail
Well-known member
I was held up for 15 or 20 seconds on the way to the football the other day by a cyclist. I was absolutely livid.
Oh, hang on. No, actually I wasn't.
I though the original post was very amusing, @Stat Brother. Wasn't you, was it?
Arthur
Well-known member
My life went on. Still can't believe the bloke had the audacity to call me a wanker when he was a grown man dressed up likely a bogey and on a push bike.I was held up for 15 or 20 seconds on the way to the football the other day by a cyclist. I was absolutely livid.
Oh, hang on. No, actually I wasn't.
I though the original post was very amusing, @Stat Brother. Wasn't you, was it?
schmunk
Why oh why oh why?
Aaargh. Two posts in and I still can't tell whether you're fishing...
It's the testosterone caused by the exertion.
A work mate of mind was a distance runner. By the end of his run he was so testosterated he could literally shove people out of his path, only to confess, shamfaced, an hour later over a cup of lovely tea.
I'm not sure I have ever exerted myself to sufficient extent to cross that particular rubicon but I'm assured that it happens.
(I hope you flipped them the bird
)
bluenitsuj
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