apollo179
Well-Known Member
When did i go running to the mods crying ?Unlike you I will not go running to mods crying. Oh and it is mischievous FYI.
When did i go running to the mods crying ?Unlike you I will not go running to mods crying. Oh and it is mischievous FYI.
When did i go running to the mods crying ?
Apparently whenever people upset you.
The only time the moderator has intervened between us was when you resorted to foul and abusive language.
I can assure you that i did not complain to anybody , definitely not the moderator.
You acknowledged that you have an anger management problem and apologised.
I accepted your apology.
Cant we put it behind us and move on?
Indeed. I just think that suggesting to people that riding in the gutter on fast roads is a good idea will not go down that well, especially as you have demonstrated a very poor knowledge of both road crafty and law.
I would have failed my test had I not indicated to say I was passing a parked car. Nothing was tailgating me.
I would have failed my test had I not indicated to say I was passing a parked car. Nothing was tailgating me.
I did fail a car test for indicating to pass parked cars told I was waisting my time and might confuse cars that could be coming from the opporsite direction WTF
Well lets see what people think :
Is cycling as close to the gutter as possible the best option on high speed roads.
Or
Is asserting your right to cycle in secondary position the best option On high speed roads.
I may be wrong but personally i stay as far away from danger as i can within reasons.
We don't cycle in secondary, or primary come to that, merely to assert our rights. We cycle there because it's the safest road position.
Cycling further out will reduce the number of close passes you get.
Does everyone though?
It does sometimes appear, from the outside looking in, that the tail wags the dog so to speak.
The two highlighted points are probably related and are reinforcing each other.I personally on high speed roads stick as close to the gutter as i can - its not worth endangering your safety for some idea of cyclists rights to road position. Ime its high speed roads that this scary passing happens and the nearer the kerb i can be the better.
Save ideas of asserting your road position for lower speed urban areas.
Riding out from the gutter is not designed to assert your road position, it instead puts you in a place where drivers are looking, it forces them to make a decision and deviate from line.