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@Jetmans Dad Like many things in this life, it seems simple … make cyclists obey a legally enforceable speed limit If the Filth are going to start prosecuting cyclists for the rare offence of exceeding speed limits, they would have to start doing it for the much more frequent and worse offences by drivers. Worse still, recognising cycle speedometers for the accurate devices they can be would theoretically make it more difficult to ignore very frequent offences like this, although in practice they ignore them anyway. The police definitely don't want to acknowledge the existence of those offences, or the accurate speedos

@quiff human errors happen! Long may they continue :)

There's usually a fair amount of on-line venom spewed when one of these appears in our neighbourhood; heaven forbid they might be popular!

@OldRidgeback Not sure I would claim a storage space when I had a cellar, but I would say quick access to a bike is very convenient. Our normal route is cellar (tight door access with a bike), back door, through garden and out the back gate. For weekday commuting 1-2 bikes live in the hall; bit messy and looks like a student flat but more convenient than the cellar. Back in the cellar at weekends though.

a Keirful end for Starmer after two years of backing austerity, racism and genocide

A maechanic is an eldritch bike shop worker dealing with cursed parts.

It's for reversing out of trouble quick?

"Man once photographed holding a bicycle resigns as Prime Minister" Terrible recycling of the story of Boris' exit? (Of course it couldn't be Theresa May, Liz Truss ... and Rishi was more a helicopter-to-the-motorcade kind of chap).

"Boo! AI use breaks cover. We don’t much like Generative AI at road.cc." Fair enough. But that piece could at least use a proofread or spellcheck. "Double-wheeled cassette"? "insane maechanic"?

'We don’t much like Generative AI at road.cc'...