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I'm always polite to cyclists and horse riders. But, there are rules for the road.
When lights are red, bikes either go through or go onto the pavement. Cars don't because they can easily be traced (or might kill people driving down the pavement )
I have had a car scratched by a cyclist going through a tiny gap in traffic. He just fcuked off and disappeared, leaving me to pay for the repair. If he had a license plate, I could have claimed for the damage that he caused.
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Nice see bit of honesty . Cyclist must have been going at quite a lick !
http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews...cid=spartanntp
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Spot on !!!!!!
Any cams,bike or car are purchased by the people who allege "its for my insurance"
Nope,it is creepy.Bet you got a drone with a camera to spy on your neighbours mom too.
No sympathy for the holier than you brigade
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Just spat my kestrel super all over my keyboard
I'm always polite to cyclists and horse riders. But, there are rules for the road.
When lights are red, bikes either go through or go onto the pavement. Cars don't because they can easily be traced (or might kill people driving down the pavement )
I have had a car scratched by a cyclist going through a tiny gap in traffic. He just fcuked off and disappeared, leaving me to pay for the repair. If he had a license plate, I could have claimed for the damage that he caused.
I'm always polite to cyclists and horse riders. But, there are rules for the road.
When lights are red, bikes either go through or go onto the pavement. Cars don't because they can easily be traced (or might kill people driving down the pavement )
I have had a car scratched by a cyclist going through a tiny gap in traffic. He just fcuked off and disappeared, leaving me to pay for the repair. If he had a license plate, I could have claimed for the damage that he caused.
Pesky blighters aren't they?
And don't get me started on the cyclists who seem to go out of their way not to ride on the cycle path provided for THEIR safety
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Had the same thing happen to me, tried to catch him but even a 300bhp subaru is no match for a cyclist who wants to avoid paying for a £200 respray
Pesky blighters aren't they?
And don't get me started on the cyclists who seem to go out of their way not to ride on the cycle path provided for THEIR safety
Pesky blighters aren't they?
And don't get me started on the cyclists who seem to go out of their way not to ride on the cycle path provided for THEIR safety
There are other places that psycholists have to go out of their way to use the cycle path too and never seem to use them either, wonder how things would be looked upon if car drivers thought the same, Oh the road means I have to go round some houses, I'll just drive through everyones gardens because it's quicker.
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I ride cycle paths as much as I can, but sometimes it's just too dangerous. If you think lifting your right foot a little and putting it down again at 30mph is a hassle, maybe even using your indicators occasionally then you should try being pulled out on at every junction/driveway as you have no right of way and dodging prams at 30kph.
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I'm sure that's probably the most extreme example and gets posted on a regular basis all over the net whenever the subject comes up, and rightly so, it's obviously not a good idea there for all concerned and should be removed, as it creates more of a hazard. But we both know those aren't the ones I'm talking about.
As for the slowing down and indicating reference etc, if I have to be somewhere I just make sure I leave in plenty of time so I don't have to drive / ride like a d1ck to get there, I'd rather be sat outside reading a newspaper than stuck in traffic fretting and swearing, having my p1$$ boiled by idiots on the road.
As for the slowing down and indicating reference etc, if I have to be somewhere I just make sure I leave in plenty of time so I don't have to drive / ride like a d1ck to get there, I'd rather be sat outside reading a newspaper than stuck in traffic fretting and swearing, having my p1$$ boiled by idiots on the road.
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I could go out and film similar in about 10 minutes, especially on a school day, those above are extreme as that's a segregated lane but - at least around here - any cycle lane marked on a road is a parking spot.
We have too many fat people and too many filthy cars on the road, the answer to these issues isn't restricting cyclists. Brexit will help as pretty soon we'll all be told to "Get on your bikes" again.
We have too many fat people and too many filthy cars on the road, the answer to these issues isn't restricting cyclists. Brexit will help as pretty soon we'll all be told to "Get on your bikes" again.
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For the most part that situation doesn't happen where I live, but the cycle lanes are ignored by cyclists 90% of the time
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Blumin cyclists. Lol
I don't think I'd have lost skin over it
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...n-stomach.html
I don't think I'd have lost skin over it
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...n-stomach.html
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