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Also to reduce the likelihood of payments by insurance companies if they can show that a cyclist victim wasn't wearing a helmet or wearing it...
Is everything alright fella. Your post isn't triple spaced.
I have done it but whilst making you feel better, apart from the occasional sore hand, it always inflamed the situation. ...
There's discussion of that here: https://road.cc/content/news/uk-government-review-motorists-caught-out-cycle-lanes-308187...
Talking about councils and road law enforcement, this popped up recently https://www.gov.uk/government/calls-for-evidence/restricting-the-generat.....
Six months too long.
It's astounding that people managed to ride bicycles at all before bike fitters started selling their services to the public..
Essex campaigners welcome Extra Eyes initiative to catch bad drivers https://www.gazette-news.co.uk/news/24297908.essex-campaigners-welcome-e...
Yeah, I know it's not ALL about aesthetics but, Christ that looks horrible. ...
As a motorbiker as well as cyclist, that side nod is how I greet other riders