I got stung by a bee, halfway through the ride home. It got inside my jersey, then got annoyed with me, I guess. No harm done: the bee sting mark is barely noticeable, so I guess I'm not allergic to them.
Actually had a numpty count of 2 having only gone a mile from home, two drivers both in a rush decided to squeeze past me down side roads, honestly the first one i went past not much later, the second knew he was a dick, hey ho it seems that few seconds gain is a matter of life or death!
So the lovely people at Cycle Links sorted the bike out -salt in the mech apparently but had a meeting westwards so drove to that and now can't get to kings X meeting because trains are knackered.
Glad to be back on bike tomorrow
'It's a red light' some chump hollered as i was turning from The Cut onto Blackfriars Rd - no it isn't pal - cycle light is green and you're crossing on a red man. Was tempted to get off the bike and shake my fist at him in fury then remembered it would be pointless
It's a while since I rode anything narrower than a 35 tyre
Tonight I learned tonight that a wet Infirmary Road with it's tram tracks is not for road bike wheels.
I learned the easy way - I stayed on - just
^^having fallen off on tram tracks and got away with bruising, well done for not going over!
Nice enough ride in accompanied by drizzle but had a visit from the p******* fairy on the way home. Made me realise how much crud sticks to ones bike on a wet day!
Back on the commute today after a heavy night out last night. Decided to do the quick, direct route rather then my usual meandering, climbing one. Reason being it was teeming down with rain when I left. At least the temps were much milder then of late. The rain soon stopped and it ended up being a dry, warm commute. Quite enjoyable.
mainly wet, but what really annoys me is people with no mudguards who overtake then pull in right in front and sit there showering you with crud. have a bit of decency if you are going to pass me, and go far enough ahead to not be a nobber.
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