Is it time to start calling out bad cyclists?

I would encourage all cyclists to look at women on the street as all pedestrians, regardless of gender, are fucking useless
This.

+1

I really don't want to derail this thread any further, but...

I maintain if you are citing male cyclists looking or rubber necking or gawping at women as an example of being a bad cyclist then this thread has jumped the shark. It is much closer to someone using it as a platform for their petty annoyances rather than someone cycling in a poor manner.

actually I just remembered I rode into a pothole this afternoon because I was looking at a girl, shit

Furry muff, that's incontrovertible evidence. All looking at anything but the road shall henceforth be placed alongside RLJing, riding on pavements, smoking crack and holding up Post Offices as poor cycling

Whoa, whoa, whoa there cowboy, let's not lump harmless fun like crack smoking in with RLJing pavement riding.

This thread has me excited for summer now...

(Well, more than I already was)

This thread has me excited for summer now...

(Well, more than I already was)

Why? You making a point to let us all know you'll be proudly leering at women come summer?

He's excited about all the shark jumping planned.

This thread has me excited for summer now...

(Well, more than I already was)

Why? You making a point to let us all know you'll be proudly leering at women come summer?

He's planning on losing the big V

What happens if a female is checking me out as I cycle past? Do I avert my eyes and brace for impact? I'm not too lucky with ladies, that could be my one chance.

She's not checking you out, her friend is on the other side of the road.

Her friend has a great personality too....

And a sweet rack.

That's more like it.

Whoa, whoa, whoa there cowboy, let's not lump harmless fun like crack smoking in with RLJing pavement riding.

This is true, and the reason why Rapha included a drug pocket in their softshell

And a sweet rack.

You darn skippy

He's planning on losing the big V

Can't. Wait.

You doing owt tomorrow?

Calling myself out. Turning into Regents Park outer circle from Camden this morning. Waiting at the T junction, lights at the pedestrian crossing to the right on red, with traffic and cyclists stopped. Look left to check it was clear and pull out. In the mean time a RLJr must have gone through the crossing, as I nearly hit him as I pull out. I should have checked to my right again, but also calling out the RLJr... I made the classic mistake of assuming other people stick to road rules

Calling myself and another cyclist out.
Turning into Regents Park outer circle from Camden this morning. Waiting at the T junction, lights at the pedestrian crossing to the right on red, with traffic and cyclists stopped so assumed was all clear. Look left to check it was clear and pull out. In the mean time a RLJr must have gone through the crossing, as I nearly hit him as I pull out. He shouts out something along the lines of what are you doing, I feebly respond with sorry, followed by pointing out that he RLJd. I should have checked to my right again and made the classic mistake of assuming other people stick to the rules.

Repost.

With bonus material

so many mistakes in one morning... I am beyond help!

Calling myself out. Turning into Regents Park outer circle from Camden this morning. Waiting at the T junction, lights at the pedestrian crossing to the right on red, with traffic and cyclists stopped. Look left to check it was clear and pull out. In the mean time a RLJr must have gone through the crossing, as I nearly hit him as I pull out. I should have checked to my right again, but also calling out the RLJr... I made the classic mistake of assuming other people stick to road rules

Calling myself and another cyclist out.
Turning into Regents Park outer circle from Camden this morning. Waiting at the T junction, lights at the pedestrian crossing to the right on red, with traffic and cyclists stopped so assumed was all clear. Look left to check it was clear and pull out. In the mean time a RLJr must have gone through the crossing, as I nearly hit him as I pull out. He shouts out something along the lines of what are you doing, I feebly respond with sorry, followed by pointing out that he RLJd. I should have checked to my right again and made the classic mistake of assuming other people stick to the rules.

Repost.

With bonus material

Yes, one was a variant of the other.

Yes, one was a variant of the other.

Boom tish!!