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• #17527
I agree, but sometimes a rider will move over in front of you giving you a full facial... That's why I think good mudguards are a necessity when commuting, especially if you are going to be an inconsiderate dick and cut people up.
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• #17528
I was 15 feet behind, there was no drafting going on.
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• #17529
Rain after a prolonged dry period always means propper filthy spray. It was pretty mingin' yesterday.
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• #17530
Hello everyone I just got a new camera and have decided to become one of those tedious youtube helmet cam vloggers.
Thought i'd keep my uploads to short little collections of actually interesting and amusing stuff I seen rather than 15 minute unedited clips where someone close passes 12 minutes in.
Started with a bunch of clips from my old camera I'd been meaning to put together for a while, and then exported them in wrong resolution. "Enjoy!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s53tOhp7HY4
Also today I discovered that taxi mirrors fold in rather easily. Sadly I also discovered my new camera has shocking battery life and I didn't capture it.
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• #17531
nice use of sound fx to spice things up. V creative with the doppler effect at the end there
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• #17532
Videos like this make me thank ghaia I don't live and cycle in London, what a clusterfuck
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• #17533
Riding that very same route none of that surprises me. It's actually pretty tame than it normally is.
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• #17534
Almost ten years of sweet fixie commutes and I dropped the chain for the first time this morning, following a bus down Caledonian Road. Luckily nothing got tangled up so other than a brief WTFIGO panic it wasn't overly dramatic. Would've been much worse if I hadn't narrowly avoided the bellend who undertook me as I was pulling into the kerb.
Worryingly I'd briefly checked chain tension this morning and it seemed ok. Certainly ridden with much more slackness in the past. No apparent issues with chainring or sprocket either. Am now worried the biek is trying to kill me.
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• #17535
Then I arrived at work to find this...
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• #17536
Someone locking their moped?
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• #17537
To a cyclehoop, yes.
The clue's in the name.
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• #17538
Don't think its that odd. I'd lock mine there too if there was nothing else to lock it to.
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• #17539
Still can't work out how this came to pass at St George's Circus
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• #17540
Today will be an unlucky day for Scorpio....
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• #17541
First day back from holiday and my chain snapped this morning at the top of Brixton Hill. Must be the huuuuge wattage I've been putting through it...
Walked/rolled down to Brixton Cycles sans power and left the bike in their capable hands. Am taking the opportunity get an iffy-looking brake cable seen to and get some new bars/mudguards fitted, so all was not lost.
Combo of bus/Boris bike into the City from there, which certainly could have been worse. Must have looked properly strange on my Boris bike with my Chrome SPD shoes...
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• #17542
Woah. Hope that sand is just covering diesel.
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• #17543
Someone drove like a dick. I am detective & I win £5.
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• #17544
Unscrew the plastic rack and leave it chained to the hoop as a message of how futile their locking method is.
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• #17545
I reckon the Audi jumped the lights in front of a bus moving at some pace, which shunted it across the junction and up onto the central reservation. That's a huge impact so must have been some speed from either or both parties.
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• #17546
The bus is driving into the roundabout on the wrong side of the road?
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• #17547
Started the new commute from Sydenham this week. Was expecting big hills, no big hills, OKR's a bit shit but what a joy Southwark bridge is after doing Blackfriars for the last 3 years. 10/10, would move to Sydenham again.
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• #17549
Southwark bridge is best bridge. Some days it's inexplicably back to back tipper trucks though, other days clear *shrug*
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• #17550
Lambeth is a good bridge.
I also like Wheatstone.
You've got to draw the line on drafting somewhere...