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• #527
Sanctimonious, self-righteous pricks
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• #528
Thanks for reminding me to charge up my Blackburn fleas!
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• #529
Sanctimonious, self-righteous pricks
what would be your sentiments about someone driving a car with no lights?
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• #530
Sanctimonious, self-righteous pricks
Mum?
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• #531
This guy nearly rides into the back of a breaking van. Then overtakes it. No lights. Good luck.
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• #532
Best I ever nearly crashed into was a girl with red lights mounted front and rear. So much wrong.
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• #533
I'm such a dull safe person nowadays. Because of the street light sbeing dimmer this year, and noticing both on bike and when driving that I simply can't see a lot of other pedestrians and cyclists, I have taken to wearing a reflector on my bag even when walking around and overloading the bike with lights.
I must be lit up like a Christmas tree.
Still, I would hope that no-one dares to use a SMIDSY argument if they actually do hit me.
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• #534
Just bought some Nite-Ize. Forgive me, but some of my nearest misses this winter have been more from people not seeing me side-on, and there's only so much scanning you can do. For now, I don't care if my bike now looks like it's just come straight from Halfords, want to stay alive.
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• #535
Fluro is the new black. And a lot safer.
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• #536
I've been debating clipping a red LED light to my shorts when out running- pretty dark round my neck of the woods now.
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• #537
Why is your neck next to your shorts?
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• #538
giving your victims a fighting chance? that's very sporting of you.
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• #539
How much do your shorts weigh?
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• #540
Did you get the shorts off e-bay? Were they as described?
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• #541
Why is your neck next to your shorts?
Very big shorts
giving your victims a fighting chance? that's very sporting of you.
I sound a horn before setting out as well- gives them a fighting chance
How much do your shorts weigh?
Good question, I had not thought to count that metric
Did you get the shorts off e-bay? Were they as described?
TK Maxx, as it happens. Not sure where you are coming from on the as described angle though.
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• #542
Fluro is the new black. And a lot safer.
Although this is dodge right?
http://www.zoarsaddlery.co.uk/-M32779
I mean, they're basically trying to fool people into thinking they are police (from a distance), such that they slow right down.
Not a bad idea, except for the bit where you fool people into believing you're police.
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• #543
Might be ok in Chipping Sodbury.
Not sure the Met would tolerate.
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• #544
Impersonating a police officer is dodgy ground, but perhaps justified if it saves someone having to call an ambience.
:-)
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• #545
if thats Impersonating a police officer, then there are a lot of hen do's that are in deep trouble
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• #546
Show them your truncheon.*
** also dodgy ground in the eyes of the law.*
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• #547
Got myself a pair of fibre flare lights.
Best lights bar none.
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• #548
Internet FACT.
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• #549
Just bought some Nite-Ize. Forgive me, but some of my nearest misses this winter have been more from people not seeing me side-on, and there's only so much scanning you can do. For now, I don't care if my bike now looks like it's just come straight from Halfords, want to stay alive.
Link? Is this the spoke light things?
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• #550
i believe the fibre flare has a few detractors, one of the problems reported is that they are not much good in the rain
and why do i keep seeing people with the wrong colour of lights on their bikes, white on the rear or red at the front?
and recently a spate of blue rear lights
Cycling home last night about 10pm I could make out something in the bus lane which as I got nearer turned out to be a cyclist, in a black hoodie, with no lights, stopped in the lane whilst on the phone.