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While you come across like some myopic cycling version of Jeremy Clarkson
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From the outer ring of the M25 to Piccadilly circus in the center of this city state of London cyclists have only two places that I know of that we can train/ride at a decent pace and in relative safety, those are Regent's and Richmond and still some people still want to hobble us.
Srs? There's velodromes, two crit tracks, a forest, a network of lanes & bridalways all within the M25. If you meant the north+south circular then ya I get ya.
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From the outer ring of the M25 to Piccadilly circus in the center of this city state of London cyclists have only two places that I know of that we can train/ride at a decent pace and in relative safety, those are Regent's and Richmond and still some people still want to hobble us.
One of which, assuming you have a normal idea of "a decent pace" you'd already be braking the law whilst riding around. Its a public park, for public use. Not your own private velodrome. Frankly I think I'd probably welcome a 15mph limit in Richmond Park, would stop it (maybe) being a rat run and make it more enjoyable for the majority of other users
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How about introducing a man with a red flag?...oh wait! that's for motor cars...
Some of you guys come across like descendants of the National Cyclists' Union.
From the outer ring of the M25 to Piccadilly circus in the center of this city state of London cyclists have only two places that I know of that we can train/ride at a decent pace and in relative safety, those are Regent's and Richmond and still some people still want to hobble us.