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David9694
Not bad, but no cigar.
Not bad, but no cigar.
David9694
What you put on your
What you put on your mandatory tabard is up to you. I was going to model them, but not now.
The correct answer was “this is where you can stuff it it, Mr Loophole”
August 8, 2020 at 2:02 pm in reply to: Those pop-up cycle lanes – a despatch from the front-line #962641
David9694
Cleaner air, improved access?
Cleaner air, improved access?
David9694
…here it is.
…here it is.
August 8, 2020 at 6:20 am in reply to: Those pop-up cycle lanes – a despatch from the front-line #962637
David9694
Green Transport Recovery Plan
Green Transport Recovery Plan for Southampton approved
https://www.dailyecho.co.uk/news/18637632.green-transport-recovery-plan-southampton-approved/
David9694
Shock news : local media
Shock news : local media outlet “tries to get people interested in content”. Local journalism is dying on is feet. People do grumble about the “Dear Sir, isn’t the traffic terrible, it’s must all be cyclists’ fault” letters, but if it sells, then it must count for something. Cycling on the prom seems to have settled down now – times like this help put that issue into perspective.
I wonder if one could lay on a seasonal park & ride big enough to handle that lot? Wouldn’t everyone complain that disabled drivers’ interests would be compromised? You’d need some kind of open-sided tourist tram type of arrangement at the moment. I have seen talk of road blocks, which for Bournemouth, bounded on two sides by river and with finite crossing-points, could be done, if you’d a mind to.
I guess we’ll all be loading-up the car, ready for round 2 today.August 3, 2020 at 2:05 pm in reply to: Those pop-up cycle lanes – a despatch from the front-line #962633
David9694
“Help us to bring you the
“Help us to bring you the best cycling content. If you’ve enjoyed this article, then please consider subscribing to road.cc.” It now says under my original post.
First British Serial Rights offered, it is then.
August 3, 2020 at 1:55 pm in reply to: Those pop-up cycle lanes – a despatch from the front-line #962631
David9694
it feels like we might have
it feels like we might have won the “the pollution will only get worse, you know” argument – oh, thanks a bunch for that threat.
interestingly, there’ve been a couple of “well, I’m off, then” strops, off to a neighbouring town.
David9694
nope.
nope.
no indoor pub, cinema or gym. Minimal shopping.
July 27, 2020 at 3:54 pm in reply to: Those pop-up cycle lanes – a despatch from the front-line #962627
David9694
https://www.advertiserandtimes.co.uk/osborne-road-reopen
Victory for traders after council votes to reopen Covid-restricted road in New Milton town centre
I guess we’ll see whether the cash registers are going to start ringing…
July 27, 2020 at 2:01 pm in reply to: Those pop-up cycle lanes – a despatch from the front-line #962625
David9694
Maybe they are eating too
Maybe they are eating too many Ruby Magnums and getting brain freeze?
David9694
I like the SKS models that
I like the SKS models that strap to the seat post – good for switching between bikes.
David9694
insurance against theft?
insurance against theft? “Third party” liability? The point about legal redress is important and there may well be something in your house insurance about it.
When I neeeded its services to take action again the driver that knocked me off in 2007, I contacted the helpline that came with my house insurance – it turned out just to be a law firm that took cases on contingent liability i.e. “no win, no fee”. Many policy-holders pay a premium for “family law protection” or similar and I’m not sure whether there is anything more to it than that in reality.
“Now that cycle lanes are being placed on main thoroughfares within the city, cyclists are now sharing road space with all types of traffic; for example, heavy goods vehicles. (The Avenue is a good example)
This makes cycling ever more dangerous; the number of cyclists killed or injured by lorries is a national issue.”
oh, yes Mr Nobbie, I’m sure you care very much about cyclists’ we’ll-being – when you’re not tying yourself up in self-contradictions.
David9694
If either bike was Italian
If either bike was Italian thread – unlikely, despite the provenance – both cups would be on a “normal” right-hand thread. (On the British Standard, right-hand side is left-hand thread.)
+1 on buying the Shimano-Type tool.
David9694
+1
irritating.+1
irritating.
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