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You could fit a cheap bike
You could fit a cheap bike computer to the back where she can see it, and maybe even add a bell she can ring.
Hey David, do you have a link
Hey David, do you have a link for that amazing shirt?
I had a full screen ad on my
I had a full screen ad on my phone today right after logging back in.
jaysa wrote:
… no way to show I’m stopping…For use when direction indicator signals are not used, or when necessary to reinforce direction indicator signals and stop lights. Also for use by pedal cyclists and those in charge of horses.
That’s what I recall. It
That’s what I recall. It comes with instructions which are pretty good. You need to get it stuck on all around (adhesive is only around the perimeter) or some of the liquid might drip out. I think I managed to keep them on for about five days.
They don’t recommend putting antibiotic cream under, as any grease that gets to where the sticky will be will stop it from adhering properly.
I don’t know if you can get
I don’t know if you can get them in the UK, but 3M Tegaderm come in very large sizes and work great. You just clean the wound well, carefully apply one, and leave it on for a week or so. Much less pain and scarring.
Trapped at home by an
Trapped at home by an elephant seal!
What should the UK do?
What should the UK do? Hopefully better than Australia.
My wife’s electric car, a
My wife’s electric car, a first generation Leaf, would qualify. And of course my MINI easily would.
Even my previous car, a 2006 Forester, would be okay.
Starting to think that we on here should all commit to taking a cycling holiday in Wales next year.I’m planning a LEJOG next year, but unfortunately the sensible routes don’t go through Wales. I will try to work in a visit before I get to my start at Land’s End.
“Next up Brian, the qualifiers from this heats round will be removing and refitting a rear Schwalbe Racer on a 6 speed Brompton with mudguards at the roadside in the rain. I don’t know where this is going to go. There could be tears before we get to the medals. Remember the call of shame home is instant DQ.”#beenthere
I’ve been there too. In the dark.
Why are people waiting at a
Why are people waiting at a bus stop “pedestrians”? Were they walking around to stay warm?
Not so lucky this timeFowey town centre blocked after lorry gets stuck between buildings
Not again…
https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/fowey-town-centre-blocked-after-8860278
“The lorry became stuck in Fowey around 12:40pm and has baffled onlookers ever since.”
Who would be baffled? The lorry is too wide, and it’s stuck. It’s obvious that it didn’t teleport there or fall from the sky.
If it was on the roof of a building, or upside-down, that might be baffling.
Half a mile is about 800m, which can be walked in well under 15minutes. #carboundWell, well under. I did 24 minute miles last weekend hiking on steep off-road paths carrying a 35 pound pack. Earlier in the day, 16:33 per mile with no pack. On flat ground, 800 m is probably seven minutes.
Here’s 18 minute miles, up a decent hill, with my less fit brother.
chrisonatrike wrote:
I mean all credit to people in the US – that’s pretty much the world benchmark for King Car (bar maybe some bits of the middle east oil states) … in a lot of places the notion of adding *pedestrian* infra in towns and residential areas is a bit of a new thing…True for a lot of areas, but this is in an early 1900s neighbourhood / first ring suburb, so most of it does have pavements.
