Do you guys have any medical conditions that could affect your cycling?

[Kempstonian]

I haven't experienced anything like that.

 

[youngoldbloke]

I haven't experienced anything like that.

How old are you? Heart disease started to show in my 40s, the arterial disease began to cause problems in my late 60s. 99% sure that smoking was a major factor.

 

[Kempstonian]

How old are you? Heart disease started to show in my 40s, the arterial disease began to cause problems in my late 60s. 99% sure that smoking was a major factor.

Well I'm certainly no spring chicken.

<----- That pic was taken in 1964.

 

[Drago]

Well, my cycling is affected by the fact that I have no arms, no legs, and no torso.

I gave up while I was a head.

 

[youngoldbloke]

I haven't experienced anything like that.

Well I'm certainly no spring chicken.

<----- That pic was taken in 1964.

- you're doing well then! Must be doing something right.​

 

[classic33]

Well fancy Someone with the same problem though I didn't give it much thought until reading you post I took to wearing sunglasses to see if that cured the problem which it did to a certain extent until Going into an under pass or somewhere similar

And the fear of "catching epilepsy" is what stops more people saying that it's a problem for them. Too many instant restrictions.

Because you don't like strobe lighting, doesn't mean you have to stop cyclling.

 

[ColinJ]

Because you don't like strobe lighting, doesn't mean you have to stop cyclling.

But watch out for bright sunshine through trees or railings at the side of the road when riding quickly... (AFAIK) I don't suffer from epilepsy, but I do struggle with that level of flickering!