Should Fixed-Gear Bikes Be Allowed on the Road?

vic [quote]Sparky My point was just that not everyone is an expert on everything. I posted the link so that you could, if you wanted, drop a comment on the article, or take part in the survey, to educate people who don't know about fixed gear bikes.

I'm curious - will anyone be educating Lloyd (who I won't throw a *personal *insult at as others have done, but appears to be totally professionally inept) as to fixed gear bikes? Will he ever be correcting his intro/survey so that it gives the correct information?

My boy said, "should fixed gear bikes be allowed on the road?
Do you think -
a) cheese;
b) a headache;
c) Tom Stoppard; or
d) trade unions?"

Why I admire everyone for perverting the survey, without the correct information it makes as little sense/is as pointless as the above question.

[/my tuppenceworth][/quote]
a) Cheese!!

Quick David do your interwebs voodoo!lets rock this vote!!

Wow.. glad I missed this little shitstorm. Hang on.. that means I was actually working?! Aww fsck! :(

Kill him and cook his body with his own poo !

tynan Kill him and cook his body with his own poo !
taste like pork only richer flavour mmmmm..........

Ratboy, did you fix your cog in the end?

Lets all stay at home wearing bubblewrap suits, crash helmets, safety glasses and gloves (houses kill more pople then bikes- see ROSPA), then we will all be safe and can sit and listen to our great leader telling us we are all going to die from terrorist attacks if we don't give up all personal freedom.

Lets all live the same dull safe (as defined by idiots with no idea) lives watching soaps and only consuming low fat low alcohol five a day grilled, not fried food and drink.

Actually, lets not.

lets live while we can and how we like.

Toodle pip.

I blame TV. For everything.

Sparky Ratboy, did you fix your cog in the end?
yeh but not til this morning needed a chainwhip but im all good now