Mo1959
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Haven’t been out at all. Still dossing on the couch in the jim jams!Owdo
I hope you didn't go out without them.
Haven’t been out at all. Still dossing on the couch in the jim jams!Owdo
I hope you didn't go out without them.
I was a little cold downstairs, so I've come upstairs to find a cardigan. Anyway, the sight of warm bed was too much. So sod it in, I'm back in bed for a while and Mr Ted is getting a snuggle.
I don't have a bell but plan to get one for my gravel bike. Riders who approach on shared paths without warning wind me up no end.View attachment 572803
There was another thread on Bells, elsewhere on Cyclechat. Today, this popped up on a local FB Cycling Group, which I also follow.
It appealed to my childish sense of humour.
Don't want to start a "Bell discussion", we walk and we cycle. I find a ting on the bell, and, a cheery "Thank you, good morning/afternoon/evening" usually works. There are of course (grumpy) exceptions, but, life is too short to worry about that, IMHO.
Hope it gives you a smile, on this snowy morning.
Me too. Still PJs and dressing gown though I have been doing useful stuff. Next task is get dressed, clean out porch cupboard (it's disgusting) and then clean out garage gutters.Haven’t been out at all. Still dossing on the couch in the jim jams!
I don't have a bell but plan to get one for my gravel bike. Riders who approach on shared paths without warning wind me up no end.
My regular cycling buddies and I greet everyone we see in the lanes, horses, walkers, riders, runners. Hello, smile, wave, whatever. Always wave and smile at responsible drivers. We always get a response and like to think it goes a long, long way towards improving the image of cyclists.
Danni just bought one of these for her bike. Although it's a little on the expensive side for what it is, it doesn't take up too much real estate on the bars; it's quite loud enough with a satisfying enough 'ding' to it. Have a little look, see what you think.
https://www.merlincycles.com/knog-oi-classic-bell-99285.html
Thanks. I'll check this out. Nice and discreet. I've recently added full size mudguards with flaps, can't get too old school with a damn great bell.Danni just bought one of these for her bike. Although it's a little on the expensive side for what it is, it doesn't take up too much real estate on the bars; it's quite loud enough with a satisfying enough 'ding' to it. Have a little look, see what you think.
https://www.merlincycles.com/knog-oi-classic-bell-99285.html
Ow much!!! I'll stick to shouting, it's free!Danni just bought one of these for her bike. Although it's a little on the expensive side for what it is, it doesn't take up too much real estate on the bars; it's quite loud enough with a satisfying enough 'ding' to it. Have a little look, see what you think.
https://www.merlincycles.com/knog-oi-classic-bell-99285.html
That looks very high techDanni just bought one of these for her bike. Although it's a little on the expensive side for what it is, it doesn't take up too much real estate on the bars; it's quite loud enough with a satisfying enough 'ding' to it. Have a little look, see what you think.
https://www.merlincycles.com/knog-oi-classic-bell-99285.html