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• #3052
Watch out for those clumps of brown stuff which have started falling from the wheel arches of cars and buses... They're damned solid and will wreck you!
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• #3053
I tried the opposite of main roads, back streets and off road routes on the 'cross bike.
Brilliant, and the cold numbs the pain and stops the blood when you crash. Can't wait for the ride home, I should be a little drunk for that one.
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• #3054
Fuck! Fuck! you made it!!! Wait for me!! Hope to see you there!!! Ate logo amigo!!! c_c
Dudes.... I'm soooo fucking well now.
14 degrees max today in Lisbon, it feels like spring/summer in London.
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• #3055
Oooh I know that smell - delicious.
(The birch, not the kitchen)
The chipboard is an aquired taste.
Watch out for those clumps of brown stuff which have started falling from the wheel arches of cars and buses... They're damned solid and will wreck you!
ripped the front of my car off on Saturday on this shite. The ungrateful mrs, turned her nose up at my baggage strap fix, and has delivered it to the garage. ffffffffuuuuuuuuuuu...
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• #3056
The chipboard is an aquired taste.
ripped the front of my car off on Saturday on this shite. The ungrateful mrs, turned her nose up at my baggage strap fix, and has delivered it to the garage. ffffffffuuuuuuuuuuu...
It'll buff out? Cable ties? Gaffa?
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• #3057
Its a 1999 Vectra, Im not wasting my best cable ties on it.
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• #3058
I'm heading back to London on the euston train today. Can someone reassure me there are clear roads to Bethnal green andthe black cab drivers got out of bed today
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• #3059
Cabbies are still to Bethnal Green as dog poo is to Paris pavements. You'll have no trouble there BQ.
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• #3060
Avoid the bus lanes themselves if you can, the tyres on buses seem to leave little hard packed ridges of snow that then freeze and become icy ridges of doom!
You get this with the tracktor wheels of snowploughs. One morning you cruise right through the soft tracks, the next its like hitting steel ridges.
Agree, best to assume the worst and aviod.
+1, hadn't experienced these before this morning and the first time I hit some got a bit of a shock. It is possible to ride over them though, you just need to maintain forward momentum. Still not really recommended though!
Just rode up to Farringdon in the last hour, and experienced these for the first time also. Very tricky things, becuase some are still actual slush, while others are rock-hard ridges of black ice. Amusing when misjudging one for the other.
Also, some of the raised white and red lines have totalled iced over, as buses and other vehicles have not ridden on them as much, leaving time for water to ice over and become treachery incarnate. Avoid.
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• #3061
Snowing in 'ackney...
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• #3062
Got a bit carried away over the weekend
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• #3063
Fully awesome.
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• #3064
Today was interesting. I earned the most I have yet (at this company) despite all the ice.
8 POB:
Hooray for grime!
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• #3065
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• #3066
Today was interesting. I earned the most I have yet (at this company) despite all the ice.
8 POB:
]good work max. i had to banish the bone-shaker to a night outside tonight. after riding though the slush and snow, i figured the melting oily grimy snow coating most of it wouldn't look too good when it ended on the cream carpet.
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• #3067
:D
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• #3068
Today was interesting. I earned the most I have yet (at this company) despite all the ice.
8 POB:
Hooray for grime!
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• #3069
No tattoo?
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• #3070
He's already spent it on new tyres, Dale... You'll never... See... That... Money... Ever...
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• #3071
happy midwinters day bike riding druid fixie dudes!
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• #3072
It'll buff out? Cable ties? Gaffa?
Picked the car up from the garage yesterday.
They drilled two holes and fastened the front bodywork with cable ties!
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• #3073
Nice 'n' dirty max.
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• #3074
He's already spent it on new tyres, Dale... You'll never... See... That... Money... Ever...
Fuck off you rotter.
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• #3075
pay pal then! my name with dot in middle at gmail
A10 from N16 to the city was fine although it was hard to tell if the slush was icy or not. I assumed not and survived.
Side roads were a bit iffy and a little cycle track cut through I use had a layer of ice with lots of holes in it, a bit like a curly wurly. Fun times.