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Cycling Stasi 11:33 - Jun 19 with 33567 viewsMetallica_Hoop

I agree with quite a lot of this.

I'm the latter normal A-B type she talks about. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3130690/SARAH-VINE-says-real-menaces-roa

Beer and Beef has made us what we are - The Prince Regent

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Cycling Stasi on 14:45 - Jun 23 with 2703 viewsTheBlob

Cycling Stasi on 14:39 - Jun 23 by QPunkR

Total lack of road sense is shared with drivers.
Helluva lot more dangerous to have idiot drivers out there ignoring the rules than idiot cyclists though.


Pedestrians have been killed by cyclists on pavements.

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Cycling Stasi on 14:47 - Jun 23 with 2694 viewswombat

Cycling Stasi on 14:45 - Jun 23 by TheBlob

Pedestrians have been killed by cyclists on pavements.


Blob how dare you say that , its a lie would never happen its all the car drivers thought PUNk R says so

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Cycling Stasi on 14:47 - Jun 23 with 2698 viewsQPunkR

Cycling Stasi on 14:45 - Jun 23 by TheBlob

Pedestrians have been killed by cyclists on pavements.


Cyclists have been killed by pedestrians.
Pedestrians have been killed by drivers.
Foxes have been killed by dogs.

Shit but local

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Cycling Stasi on 14:49 - Jun 23 with 2692 viewsQPunkR

Cycling Stasi on 14:42 - Jun 23 by wombat

yep agree actually but dosnt help any poor fecker hit by a idiot cyclist crossing the road , or is hit while staionary losing a wing mirror scraped down the side when lycra boy slips through the traffic , or causes an accident while spooking a horse when bombing past pass


Nope, but then not sure what you want me to do about it.
On your repeated claims about horses, do you not see any correlation about how pi$$ed off you get about your lycra brigade zooming close by these mythical beasts and drivers zooming close by cyclists on London roads?

Shit but local

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Cycling Stasi on 14:53 - Jun 23 with 2687 viewsTheBlob

Cycling Stasi on 14:47 - Jun 23 by QPunkR

Cyclists have been killed by pedestrians.
Pedestrians have been killed by drivers.
Foxes have been killed by dogs.


You're very much wriggling on the hook there mate.The retorts are becoming somewhat bizarre.

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Cycling Stasi on 14:54 - Jun 23 with 2685 viewsQPunkR

Cycling Stasi on 14:53 - Jun 23 by TheBlob

You're very much wriggling on the hook there mate.The retorts are becoming somewhat bizarre.


What was your point then exactly? I never denied some cyclists are reckless.

Shit but local

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Cycling Stasi on 15:10 - Jun 23 with 2663 viewswombat

Cycling Stasi on 14:54 - Jun 23 by QPunkR

What was your point then exactly? I never denied some cyclists are reckless.


ok lets try this approach for example if a cyclist is bombing down a lane and causes an accident by his actions with a horse resulting in the rider being thrown and horse being injured or killed should they be held responsible for this ? should they have insurance to compensate the rider
for loss of earnings ?
injuries to the horse ?

car drivers those nasty people mostly do slow down and give some space, never seen a cyclist once stop or slow down when going past
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Cycling Stasi on 15:17 - Jun 23 with 2656 viewsQPunkR

Cycling Stasi on 15:10 - Jun 23 by wombat

ok lets try this approach for example if a cyclist is bombing down a lane and causes an accident by his actions with a horse resulting in the rider being thrown and horse being injured or killed should they be held responsible for this ? should they have insurance to compensate the rider
for loss of earnings ?
injuries to the horse ?

car drivers those nasty people mostly do slow down and give some space, never seen a cyclist once stop or slow down when going past
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Course you've never seen it wumbat dear chap, course not.
If a cyclist were to have such an accident with a horse then presumably you'd call the police and sue the rascal.

Shit but local

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Cycling Stasi on 15:31 - Jun 23 with 2640 viewswombat

Cycling Stasi on 15:17 - Jun 23 by QPunkR

Course you've never seen it wumbat dear chap, course not.
If a cyclist were to have such an accident with a horse then presumably you'd call the police and sue the rascal.


yes thats easy to do damage is done and the rider is normally on the road and the horse is either on top of them or bombing down the road, and yes punk have seen it funnily enough , hard to sue somebody whos not there or in the rare case they are , have no money to pay.

was very pleased to hear the wife and her friend had smacked such a cyclist with a riding crop just last weekend as he went past her giving zero space to her or her friends while out
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Cycling Stasi on 15:36 - Jun 23 with 2584 viewsdolcelatte

Cycling Stasi on 14:26 - Jun 23 by wombat

not in the highway code correct , anyone who rides has liabilty insurance for any accidents they might be involved in (costs about 70 quid a year usually ) , be it there fault or a car or cyclist causing it , trust me you dont want to be behind a horse when it spooks and kicks out , its its your car behind it say good by the bonnet and lights or it goes through your windscreen and onto you which many do your cars a right off and you will end up in hospital, also coveres the rider for any accident caused by said car driver , cyclist , van etc ,

so you hit a horse you can claim for damages
hit a bike or bike hits you sorry its out your pocket mate


So you are saying that all riders have third party insurance even if it is not mandatory? I find that hard to believe.

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Cycling Stasi on 15:44 - Jun 23 with 2575 viewsRamseyR

Cyclist karma

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Cycling Stasi on 15:46 - Jun 23 with 2568 viewswombat

Cycling Stasi on 15:36 - Jun 23 by dolcelatte

So you are saying that all riders have third party insurance even if it is not mandatory? I find that hard to believe.


cant say every single one do , but a pretty large amount do , they know the dangers of using roads main roads or country roads , with something which can be unpredictable, so most think better to be protected for anything which may happen , cyclists dont seem to have the same mind set which baffles me when they are in more control than the average horse rider is esp when spooked , I know numerous people who have been taken out by cars and had there horse spooked by cycles which usually results in a broken bone or two at best or serious injuries to them and the horse at worst

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Cycling Stasi on 15:49 - Jun 23 with 2565 viewsQPunkR

Cycling Stasi on 15:31 - Jun 23 by wombat

yes thats easy to do damage is done and the rider is normally on the road and the horse is either on top of them or bombing down the road, and yes punk have seen it funnily enough , hard to sue somebody whos not there or in the rare case they are , have no money to pay.

was very pleased to hear the wife and her friend had smacked such a cyclist with a riding crop just last weekend as he went past her giving zero space to her or her friends while out
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Hm, double standard-o'clock

Shit but local

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Cycling Stasi on 16:01 - Jun 23 with 2547 viewswombat

Cycling Stasi on 15:49 - Jun 23 by QPunkR

Hm, double standard-o'clock


????
she has insurance as does her friend ,you dont have insurance and like to a hit anyone like you deem has driven badly.
the guy my wife smacked was two feet behind her fair game really

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Cycling Stasi on 16:06 - Jun 23 with 2548 viewsTheBlob

Looks like Jean -Paul Sartre was right all along.
"Hell is other people"

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Cycling Stasi on 16:20 - Jun 23 with 2535 viewsR_from_afar

Cycling Stasi on 14:35 - Jun 23 by TheBlob

I used to buy damage/repairables back in the day ,tonce them up for resale.Got a Granada off the salvage firm once,big dent in the front of the bonnet and collapsed front suspension,the docket read"elephant sat on vehicle" - absolutely true,previous owner was following a circus parade.Did very well out of that deal,took a Capri John Player Special in p/x.


There was an almighty din in our road on Sunday, the sound of a car with a real beast of an engine. Mrs R from Afar and I looked out and to our delight, saw a brown Capri, in good nick too! Sadly, it did not have one of those lush fabric roofs...

RFA

"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."

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Cycling Stasi on 09:45 - Jun 24 with 2461 viewsTheBlob

Cycling Stasi on 16:20 - Jun 23 by R_from_afar

There was an almighty din in our road on Sunday, the sound of a car with a real beast of an engine. Mrs R from Afar and I looked out and to our delight, saw a brown Capri, in good nick too! Sadly, it did not have one of those lush fabric roofs...

RFA


Maybe a "Flying Turd" 3 litre?I thought they'd all rusted away.
We had a V6 Granada once from the salvage boys that the owner had committed suicide in.He sat in the front seat,stuck a shotgun in his mouth and blew half his head away - the lower jaw part was still there apparently.So we spent a pleasant few days cutting away the headlining with its brown stains and bits of brain/bone stuck in,then dinging down the roof where the pelllets had raised it,stuck a cheap vinyl on top,new headlining - luvvly jubbly.

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Cycling Stasi on 11:25 - Jun 24 with 2431 viewsR_from_afar

Cycling Stasi on 09:45 - Jun 24 by TheBlob

Maybe a "Flying Turd" 3 litre?I thought they'd all rusted away.
We had a V6 Granada once from the salvage boys that the owner had committed suicide in.He sat in the front seat,stuck a shotgun in his mouth and blew half his head away - the lower jaw part was still there apparently.So we spent a pleasant few days cutting away the headlining with its brown stains and bits of brain/bone stuck in,then dinging down the roof where the pelllets had raised it,stuck a cheap vinyl on top,new headlining - luvvly jubbly.


Blob, you seem to know your Capris. I have always wondered how the 3 litre stacked up against the 2.8i. Sounds like the 2.8i was a lot better based on your comment. Is that the case? I can remember people lusting after the 2.8i back in the day. Those snazzy "drilled out" wheels. "Sexy," as Idris Elba would say.

RFA

"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."

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Cycling Stasi on 13:14 - Jun 24 with 2397 viewsTheBlob

Cycling Stasi on 11:25 - Jun 24 by R_from_afar

Blob, you seem to know your Capris. I have always wondered how the 3 litre stacked up against the 2.8i. Sounds like the 2.8i was a lot better based on your comment. Is that the case? I can remember people lusting after the 2.8i back in the day. Those snazzy "drilled out" wheels. "Sexy," as Idris Elba would say.

RFA


2.8i all day long.That Dagenham 3 litre was a bit gutless and tricky to work on - you could bust the camshaft and drop bolts down inside.They stuck that 3 litre lump in the Reliant Scimitar as well.If you're thinking of buying one check wheel arches and tops of wings for rust/P38.

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Cycling Stasi on 13:17 - Jun 24 with 2386 viewsR_from_afar

Cycling Stasi on 13:14 - Jun 24 by TheBlob

2.8i all day long.That Dagenham 3 litre was a bit gutless and tricky to work on - you could bust the camshaft and drop bolts down inside.They stuck that 3 litre lump in the Reliant Scimitar as well.If you're thinking of buying one check wheel arches and tops of wings for rust/P38.


Thanks, Blob, I was pretty sure the 2.8i is "the daddy"

RFA

"Things had started becoming increasingly desperate at Loftus Road but QPR have been handed a massive lifeline and the place has absolutely erupted. it's carnage. It's bedlam. It's 1-1."

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Cycling Stasi on 13:25 - Jun 24 with 2376 viewsTheBlob

Cycling Stasi on 13:17 - Jun 24 by R_from_afar

Thanks, Blob, I was pretty sure the 2.8i is "the daddy"

RFA


There used to be a firm in Leytonstone that did engine varations to Fords of the time(1968- ish).They had a "Superfast" Mk1 Escort with the aforementioned 3 litre V6,a Cortina version and they managed to shoehorn a 5 litre Yank V8 into the Capri.They were tricky in the wet anyway but with that sort of power.......
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Cycling Stasi on 11:24 - Jul 3 with 2286 viewsizlingtonhoop

Some stuff to think about.

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/bike-blog/2015/jul/03/road-tax-red-light

Particularly #3 for some.

And, I know it's from the Graun...
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Cycling Stasi on 11:43 - Jul 3 with 2272 viewsMetallica_Hoop

BTW worked on The Now Show last night and Alexi Sayle is on tonight doing a piece on cycling.

It was quite funny, the ad-libs were better but I'm not sure they are staying in

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Cycling Stasi on 12:11 - Jul 3 with 2245 viewsQPunkR

Cycling Stasi on 11:24 - Jul 3 by izlingtonhoop

Some stuff to think about.

http://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/bike-blog/2015/jul/03/road-tax-red-light

Particularly #3 for some.

And, I know it's from the Graun...


There really is no point, unfortunately

Shit but local

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Cycling Stasi on 18:26 - Jul 7 with 3182 viewsJuzzie

So, 20 mins ago I walk out of our Kensington building, turn the corner and there's a gym-monkey, wife-beater adorned, tattooed Ross Kemp look alike tearing along the pavement not giving a schit about anyone else.

"It's illegal to cycle on the pavement" I exclaimed.

Clearly not used to someone having a go at him at him he jumps straight off his bike and immediately becomes very aggressive. "What are you going to do about it" he growls.

"Nothing", I reply "I'm just saying it's illegal to cycle on the pavement"

"so, do you want me to cycle the wrong way down a one way street [Holland Road] then?", somehow trying to justify himself.

"no, you follow the one way traffic that takes you around and back to this same point. As I said, it's illegal to cycle on the pavement".

Starts to get aggressive so I just walk off. Half expected him to follow me but thankfully he didn't as he'd wipe the floor with me!

I'll be fked if someone thinks they can intimidate people in this manner. He'll probably be telling all his mates about this prick that had a go at him. Hopefully one of them would say "well, it is illegal" but I'm not holding my breath.

One minute later, another person flies past the Kensington Hilton on the pavement as people are trying to get into the hotel with luggage.

Clearly the issue is with the person(s), but this is why people are getting pi$$ed off with cyclists as far too many think they can just do want they want.

Are the cycling organisations doing anything to stop this type of behaviour?
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