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You're quite right, my bad.
In which case it should be readily enforceable, or at least apply to Black Cabs.
Just as the Advanced Stop Line section (178) is full of MUSTs, there's still an easy get out.
If you take a butcher's at the Code, the illustration for the ASL shows a car indicating left with a cyclist marooned in the cycle lane....
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That's the difference between cycle lanes with dotted and solid lines.
The broken line indicates that cars are allowed in the lane, while solid lines (mandatory cycle lanes) means a care should not cut into it.
Problem is it's *should not, *not must not.
I'm pretty certain the wording is along the lines that cars should not cross the solid line unless it is unavoidable.
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Bad call, dude.
Heal fast, ride hard.
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I'm sure we can sort something out.
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Hmmm.... not sure bout that.
Then I'll have a bike with no back wheel and no cash to buy a new one.
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It's the one off the Dribble.
Campag Avanti 8-speed hub, Mavic MA2 rim.
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Buy mine!
Twenty notes to you, young man.
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You can get them new for fifty sheets from that nice Cheesecake chap.
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Kool.
I'll swap it for a pint of Glenda's "Special" Cola.
A dribble for the Dribble.
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whats wrong with it? just strip off everything and keep frame and works and then do it up. . .
Frame's a gas-pipe shitter.
Tis only a Europa.
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Aye, lad.
Ditto t'Ribble.
Yer fetchin' it t'mill t'morrow or not?
Yer soft Southern c'nt.
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BE QUICK!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330336185568&ssPageName=ADME:B:WNA:GB:1123Cos the bike won't be.
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Sorry, dude, I'm a workenger these days.
Shame it's not happening, they were good times...
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Could be yer log and cockring.
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Pics?
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budget?
Flexible, for the right frame.
I hope to keep to my £150 budget, though.
Obviously more for a complete bike, but all the ones I've seen have tubs and I can't afford more wheels.
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I've a Gios cross frame that would be about the right size. I can't remember if the rear dropouts are suitable for conversion though. It also has cantilever brake braze ons.
Cheers Andy, but I think it's a road frame I'm after.
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Tis lovely, but beyond my pocket.
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Dunno yet, Hovis.
I'll see what turns up.
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As above, I'm looking for a frame from one of these makers.
Not looking for anything too posh, this is for Son-of-Pimperella.
Olmo or Gios ideally, but anything interesting considered in 56cm square or thereabouts, suitable for conversion. Might be interested in a complete bike (road or track).
Cheers,
K.
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Certainly an impractical and uncomfortable undergarment.