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Myself, changed over my cleats at lunch yesterday in doing so I also loosen the tension on the pedal side. On the way home last night all going well clipping in nice and smooth, got boxed in behind a bus, took my left foot off the pedal free wheeled a bit with my foot resting on the pedal, must of hit a bump but hadn't realised I'd clipped back in, bus hadn't moved when to stop and just fell over as I was still clipped in. Comedy gold for the people at the bus stop..

What is the correct way to overtake someone who rides in the middle of a cycle lane?

Unfortunatley yes, Believe the driver has been arrested on casuing death by dangerous driving.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-27398948

You would have thought after last night death at EC and the other accident on Upper Thames Street people would pay a bit more caution today, doesn't seem for some people that it matters and they carry on with there wreakless rding. Guy who had stopped at the red light, then decided to roll through narrowly missing a motorbike, the prick that cut me up on Kennington park road just as you merge into the middle lane, just past Oval station. Just pulled right across me into my space, meaning I had to pull out into the traffic to avoid him, and getting wrath of the driver who I';d just pull in front of. Caught up with the bloke and had a word, appreantly I was going to fast, the fact that who overtake me to get the space left me speechless. I did see further up the road that someone else was having a word with him.

RIP to rider

FT London sportive yesterday, much wind but good fun. Somehow managed to lose a screw from my right cleat, causing panic when trying to uncleat in London traffic.

Guy on an MTB last night along Kennington Park road, happy in his own little world with his headphones on, weaving all over the place, RLJing even steamed across a busy ped crossing all the while ring his stupid bloody bell for people to get out of his way. Problem was no one knew which way he was going to weave.

Addison Lee do not have to indicate - FACT

Very quiet on the roads today - is the tube strike over?

Was impressed with the guy having a shave, while trying to pull in front of a bus.

Should I check what's going on behind when attempting to overtake or pull in, also should I indicate if I want to turn left or right? Or is the thing to not bother and to leave others guessing my next move?

Same here, all fine and dandy, until I got within site of the office, for reasons only known to the dick on the hybrid bike, he decided to ride straight into me and I don't mean bump I mean full pelt. I now have a lovely tire mark up my left leg. Not sure why he swung from the left hand lane right across the road, think maybe he'd missed his turning. Not one word of sorry just rode off into the on coming traffic.

Lady on a mountain bike, in super hi-vis who after riding slowly into my back wheel, while I was waiting at a red light on Kennington Park Rd barking at me to go go go, decided that I was wasting time then tried to squeeze between me and the bus when this didn't work out, hopped onto the pavement call me an a-hole as she went by only to cycle off just narrowly avoid an on coming motorbike. Needless to say a few exchanged. Idiot

My nemesis on his bloody Brompton, he generally pops up between Brixton Rd and Kennington Rd. Has a habit of busting a gut to get infront of me then slowing down, also likes to go to the front of of waiting cyclist at red lights waiting a few seconds then riding through the red light..