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Not sure if the cable is
Not sure if the cable is thick enough for you but otherwise seems ok
Hiplok PopQ10 needs a lot better
Q10 needs a lot better wording and should be more than one question.
One other question seemed to be yes or no.I had a PHV driver last night
I had a PHV driver last night decide that overtaking me in a narrow stretch with parked cars on both sides was a good idea.
I was right by the centre line to deter this action as it is not possible to know if someone is coming the other way due to the line of the road and the parked cars.
It was also dark and foggy, so foggy that my footage is useless to submit.Was it this driver ?
Was it this driver ?
He’s a very naughtie boy !
He’s a very naughtie boy !Anything can be stolen.
Anything can be stolen.
I put a Cateye TL-LD1100 (2 AA) on my wife’s bike and secured it with plastic cable ties to the rack.
I found t here https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/lighting/cateye-tlld1100-10-led-opticube-rear-light/
and here https://www.damianharriscycles.co.uk/prod/lir_0007_ca/cat-eye-tl-ld1100-1100
It’s hardly innovative when
It’s hardly innovative when it just copies self inflating life jackets.(No subject)
“You might break your arms
“You might break your arms but it’s small price to pay” ?????????Why not have one constantly inflated a bit like a buoyancy aid.
Should be mandatory for car users given the number of injuries from accidents (along with a helmet for head injuries)
I don’t think a single one hit their head, although with a helmet on, a couple would have found the protruding helmet hit the pavement.‘Tis the season to be falling…Who knows, they might then have posted on roadcc how the helmet saved them.
Who was in the control group?Speaking as an experienced cyclist who would be dead if not for a helmet, I pity anyone who does not wear one
I’m struggling to see how you would hit your head in that circumstance and a helmet simply increases the likelihood of contact with the road.I believe that each year more pedestrians are killed from head injuries than cyclists. Helmets for pedestrians?Also, whilst “sports cyclists” probably should wear helmets, due to the high speeds they can get up to, urban “popping to the shops” cyclists rarely go really fast. The sad truth seems to be that cyclists mainly die due to collisions with vehicles, and rarely by just falling off.
“Collisions with vehicles “, eh? So that’d be the very thing that helmets are *not* designed to protect you from…?
Yes, I agree. I wear a helmet always, but mainly due to my most likely accident being falling over whilst clipped in and stopped. Cycle helmets don’t reallt help much over 15mph or when faced with a 2 tonne car doing 50mph.
I’ve looked before but never
I’ve looked before but never found anythign suitable, none seemed to have a long enough battery life.
The point about angle grinders is correct. Can’t remember if it was here I read it but the story went that a group of commuters got back to find their bike locks with superglue in them, so one got a taxi home whilst the others stood guard , then returned with the grinder to remove the locks.
hawkinspeter wrote:
You should try our new reflective commuter jackets. They have reflective thread woven into the fabric so it doesn’t look construction worker jacket. 100% water proof and tons of ventilation… comes in orange, grey & blackWe are also based in Belfast.
Click here >>> Commuter Jacket <<<
I hope you’re right about it being perfect – I’m waiting on the black jacket. Are you still on course for the first week of January?
My sarcasm meter is offline.
Was that a serious question?Quite like the cateye X2, X3.
Quite like the cateye X2, X3.
Has a gentle pulse and static mode.
