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• #2
TBH people do complain when black-cabs do their protesting and bring the centre of town to a grinding halt, though I'm not sure it's the same people complaining.
Can't help thinking a few years ago this would probably have been organised on here - the ever changing world of the inter-web -
• #3
My god I just got stuck reading the comments. Why oh why oh why
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• #5
That was an interesting article.
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• #6
@c0gsucker just posted this in the news thread:
http://www.huckmagazine.com/perspectives/reportage-2/bikestormz-grenfell/
I seem to see only blokes in the pictures. Where are the girls and women? Is it 100% a sausage fest?
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• #7
German not liking sausage. The world really is ending...
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• #8
Witnessed the second massive rideout near me this month.
Swerving around in traffic, blocking off major roads, making a shit load of noise, hurling threats and abuse at people ... but that was just the police's massive, massive overreaction to it both times.
These kids are a nuisance tbh, but the police treating it like it some kind of riot is fucking ridiculous. I'm sure its going a long way to further undermine police respect amongst potentially vulnerable teenagers.
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• #9
This guys is cool!
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bdu5ZxBgtCF/?taken-by=wheelie_kay
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• #10
SE Bikes' balance sheets have never looked so good.
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• #11
It says repeatedly 'brought to a standstill' but in fact there seem to be hundreds of people moving about very freely & perhaps quicker than 'normal' traffic & from all of the footage on the article I saw perhaps 10 cars waiting. Seen as dangerous & antisocial, it's what all youth cultures have always been. Anything that gets young people on bikes can only be a good thing.
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• #12
How do we find out when these ride outs are?
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• #13
you are too old to be in the loop
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• #14
I think these guys may have got that Cease & Desist order off The Met with threats of bike confiscation. Might be a splinter group or something but they got escorted south off Tower Bridge, it was like the first Rambo. Bout a week ago.
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• #15
https://twitter.com/CityPolice/status/949656636326596608
@CityPolice Follow Follow @CityPolice More Due to the behaviour of a
large group of cyclists, a section 35 Anti-social Behaviour Act, 2014
Notice is in place for the southern half of the City until 19.00
Sunday 7 January 2018. Any actions deemed to cause harassment, alarm
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• #17
Could use some editing
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• #18
dafuq did i just watch?
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• #19
Is that a Francis Cade video?
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• #20
Where do you get these brightly coloured rimmed fatbikes from anyway
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• #21
Some new lvl of bus stroking
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• #22
Had the pleasure of witnessing a few of these riders heading to a posse meet-up at Vauxhall on Friday evening. They make Lucas Brunelle et al look responsible.
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• #24
He covered at total of 2839.6 miles from Hollywood, California to Orlando, Florida, making 1.8 pedal revolutions on the way
That is one big fucking gear ratio.
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• #25
31,816,321 gear inches by my calculations
The first I heard of this (being a bit too old for wherever it was planned) was when dubtap posted a picture in the 'Spotted ...' thread. As with the reporting of Critical Mass at times, it is plain that the end of civilisation is nigh. Although, nicking from shops? Did that really happen? I'm pretty sure that's one charge CM never had. If it did happen, were they trying to copy early Tour riders? (The article doesn't say whether it was by riders or not.)
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/central-london-brought-to-standstill-by-horde-of-aggressive-cyclists-a3303496.html
It is worth noting that just about anything happening in Central London that's slightly out of the ordinary brings it to a 'standstill' as far as the Standard is concerned. :)
Anyway, I thought we might as well have a thread on it.