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Live blog: New hire bikes for Edinburgh, Rouleur Classic highlights, doper aged 58 gets four-year ban +more

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Same here. I have a helmet with built in front and rear lights and have a red light clipped onto my bag plus lights attached to my bike front and rear but still have drivers putting me in danger. My commute is about two miles and I normally have around four incidents a week where I have to brake hard or take other evasive action to avoid being hit by distracted drivers. A big percentage of these are drivers coming on to roundabouts when I am already on them.
Glasgow's South City Way sounds great, does it not? As a user from before and after I wholeheartedly welcome the construction of the segregated route, but so much of the detailed construction is poor, if not unsafe. I provide a link to a presentation I made when construction was half complete (a personal view) and the construction errors remain outstanding to this day: crossed by high speed flared road junctions, poor colour differentiation, car door zone risks and so on. And yet cyclists come because they feel safe. It's a complex subject but IMHO the feeling of safety (or lack of) is a critical component. https://drive.proton.me/urls/B67AK44G90#CFueBGjscoWr
I can only conclude that you haven't been into a city in the last few years. Food delivery riders in particular are riding overpowered "eBikes" that are basically mopeds ... powered only via the throttle without pedalling at significantly more than 15mph. Problem is they look like normal bikes/ebikes and not like mopeds so that is what people describe them as. My reading of the article is that it is those vehicles that are being talked about here.
I have the Trace and Tracer, which have essentially the same design, albeit smaller and less powerful. The controls are a little complicated but only because there are loads of options. In reality, once you've chosen your level of brightness, you'll only cycle through 1 or 2 options and it's dead simple. The lights are rock solid, bright, with good runtimes. The only thing I find annoying is charging them - if your fingers are slightly wet or greasy, getting the rubber out of the way of the charging port is a pain in the arse.
Dance and padel is all very well, but when is Strava going to let me record my gardening?
You can use it to check whether it's raining.
If it's dusk, i.e. post-sunset, then the cyclists should have lights on and thus the colour of their top is irrelevant. If you want to complain about cyclists not having lights when it's mandatory then by all means do but their top has nothing to do with it.
All of my Exposure lights with a button allow cycling through the modes with a short press. I have five of those; it would be odd if Exposure didn’t allow this functionality with the Boost 3. I also have two Exposure Burners if I remember correctly: they are rear lights for joysticks that clip on and are powered through the joystick charging port. They don’t have a button. None of my Exposure lights have failed. I looked at the Boost 3 review photos but none showed the button, so far as I could tell. I also have Moon lights. Good experience generally. One did fail, possibly because it was so thin it used to fall through the holes in my helmet onto the ground. Also, the UI and charge indicators vary for my Moon lights. Perhaps the latest ones are more consistent. My worst lights ever were from See.Sense.
Steve really doesnt like exposure products does he? Boost and Strada marked down for being too complicated. While the Zenith and Six Pack reviewed by his colleagues give them rave reviews (as most exposure products have on road.cc), the Zenith even touted as 'even more intuitive to use' with the same controls.
They are more interested in dog shit. https://www.lancasterguardian.co.uk/news/people/lancaster-police-launch-search-for-person-who-sprayed-dog-faeces-with-pink-paint-5605519


















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I hope they’ve sorted out their project management issues which plagued the Burner production, then. Having said that, the Burner is mostly a lovely rear light, although the charger connection is almost entirely useless.
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I hope they’ve sorted out their project management issues which plagued the Burner production, then. Having said that, the Burner is mostly a lovely rear light, although the charger connection is almost entirely useless.
LMAO, good luck to those customers, really, if it’s even a little like Burner it will be spring at earliest.
If the light was £10 I still wouldn’t have backed it based on atrocious Burner campaign roll out and delays – keeping very quiet about the dozens of issues issues until forced to reveal them, useless charging cable, spinning light and Burner Generation 1 vs Generation 2 magnet- mounts compatability issues. They also stopped supporting it (dropped hot potato) really in terms of accessories and helping with further issues. I have now modifed my burner so it actually does what they said it would do on the campaign. I feel sorry for their customer support team who did their best but suffered so much for their boss’ continuous bad decisions for PR and product.
With the rotation issue DIY fixed, the magnetic mount is really good.- so much better that SeeSense’s crappy bands for Ace and similar.
I’m so happy USADA is
I’m so happy USADA is spending thousands to bust people so old they might die before their doping ban is up.