Tales from today's commute....

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Leodis

Veteran
Location
Moortown, Leeds
Very wet, first time I have shouted at a cyclist today as well, said cyclist was pootling along one handed, dreds (you know the sort) with no lights on a BSO between parked and moving traffic then came to a horrid piece of road, I was checking for cars pulling in and out, dodging pot holes and watching what this tit was doing, the next thing I thought he was slowing to allow a car to pull in, nooo thats too obvious, he grinds to a holt to let an effin car pull out!!! Not once did he check anything behind him and when I pointed this out he mumbled something about tree protest camps and tree hugging. I bet he was glad of the wash in the rain the twat.

Rant over, other than that quite a pleasant ride in, sorry for any offence caused.
 

musa

Über Member
Location
Surrey
Pretty average took it slower than usual to carry my self diagnosis of a condition im suffering with

Oh yeah rule one. ALWAYS CARRY SPARE TUBE WITH YOU
 
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martint235

martint235

Dog on a bike
Location
Welling
Quite a pleasant ride in. Slightly damp roads and a bit chilly but other than that it was good. I think I may need to put the Marathons on as I'm a little nervous of punctures but all good otherwise
 

Beebo

Firm and Fruity
Location
Hexleybeef
I had a puncture about a mile from work, so decided to walk the last mile and fix it later.
I am getting annoyed with drivers that creep out of side junctions and roundabouts. I need to know that the driver has seen me, and if they creep I have no confidence that they have seen me.
 

Frood42

I know where my towel is
I had a puncture about a mile from work, so decided to walk the last mile and fix it later.
I am getting annoyed with drivers that creep out of side junctions and roundabouts. I need to know that the driver has seen me, and if they creep I have no confidence that they have seen me.

I'm getting drivers creeping out and into the cycle lanes, I then have to move out into traffic, they then see me move out into traffic and do a half ar*d job at reversing.
Completely pointless...
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All the numpties seemed to be out last night at quite a few junctions I got somebody deperately overtake to get to it first then procede to hold me up; except one junction where I pealed off and used a farcility and left them sitting. This morning the drivers seemed back to normal today and just a very quiet commute :thumbsup:
 
What a difference 2 days make.
On Sunday for the second day in a row it was +3C and at the tops of some hills for the first time since early November I saw grass. Go forward 24 hours the temperature drops to -34C. The is a 37 degree temperature change in 24 hours, boom! (grass is still visible to the top of the hills) Left bike at home on Monday but I am back at it today.
 

Shut Up Legs

Down Under Member
Yesterday's ride home left me knackered :heat:. It was the usual 33.5km ride with about 500m or more climbing, but this time, the temperature for most of the ride varied between 39 and 41°C. I drank heaps when I got home, but felt parched for a few hours after getting home. Unfortunately there's more to come, with a heatwave lasting through to about Tuesday next week. I can't wait for Winter, because I really do prefer it to Summer.
 

BSRU

A Human Being
Location
Swindon
Warmish, no rain but wet roads and the wind has changed direction.
Most importantly how early the dawn was this morning^_^.
 
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