RLJ and proud of it!

[on the road]

I lost count of the number of red lights I just sailed through, I even rode on the wrong side of the road on occasions

 

[betty swollocks]

You'll have to tell us the context unless you are deliberately prompting 'outraged of Tunbridge Wells' replies.

 

[Noodley]

That's nice.

 

[rich p]

"sailed through"?

you were in a dinghy?

 

[gaz]

You Silly Cyclist.

 

[apollo179]

Ah rljing - im getting all nostalgic thinking about it.

 

[ian turner]

Check his topics. Irregular and just nonsense. Probably coincide with bad hair days.

 

[on the road]

OK I'll come clean

User3143 was almost right. It was for the Liverpool Marathon, the organisers wanted a couple of keen cyclists to help chaperone the lead runners around the course so I volunteered, we had to wear official reflective waistcoats with the organisers logo on the back. It was great riding on closed roads and not being told to get off the road by the police

When normally seeing runners go past I never think anything of it, but after riding the full course with them I now realise what an achievement it is, I take my hat cap off to them. The runners near me were averaging 10mph, some cyclists struggle to do that on a bike.

Sorry for being mischievous, I see I got one or two bites

 

[downfader]

OK I'll come clean

User3143 was almost right. It was for the Liverpool Marathon, the organisers wanted a couple of keen cyclists to help chaperone the lead runners around the course so I volunteered, we had to wear official reflective waistcoats with the organisers logo on the back. It was great riding on closed roads and not being told to get off the road by the police

When normally seeing runners go past I never think anything of it, but after riding the full course with them I now realise what an achievement it is, I take my hat cap off to them. The runners near me were averaging 10mph, some cyclists struggle to do that on a bike.

Sorry for being mischievous, I see I got one or two bites

Marathon runners are spectacular athletes. I really admire the new Kenyan lad from this years GNRun iirc. When he speaks its like song, too.

 

[xpc316e]

They are not spectacular athletes; they are daft. If you want to travel 26 miles under your own steam, get a bike.

 

[GTTTM]

OK I'll come clean

User3143 was almost right. It was for the Liverpool Marathon, the organisers wanted a couple of keen cyclists to help chaperone the lead runners around the course so I volunteered, we had to wear official reflective waistcoats with the organisers logo on the back. It was great riding on closed roads and not being told to get off the road by the police

When normally seeing runners go past I never think anything of it, but after riding the full course with them I now realise what an achievement it is, I take my hat cap off to them. The runners near me were averaging 10mph, some cyclists struggle to do that on a bike.

Sorry for being mischievous, I see I got one or two bites

That's quicker than my biking average right now

'tis very impressive how quickly they cover the ground.

 

[downfader]

They are not spectacular athletes; they are daft. If you want to travel 26 miles under your own steam, get a bike.

Get a car then. Same logic

 

[GTTTM]

Get a car then. Same logic

you mean a go kart (proper one with pedals) I presume........unless he's going to do the strongman thing and carry it........otherwise it's not his own steam

 

[chewy]

I gave up red light jumping after a bad landing :-D

 

[XmisterIS]

Get a car then. Same logic

Helicopter, I think you'll find! Much quicker. Jeeves is polishing mine as I type.