Bike

[Dave Hughey]

Good on ya, Master!

I cycled to work for 35 years.

3 Most important things:

1. Always, Always, Always make eye contact with the driver when you meet a car at an intersection. Make sure he sees you and doesn't run over you! You will get seriously fucked up if you try to break Newton's law and occupy the same space as a car.

2. Wear a helmet.

3. If you live in a snowy area, get a studded front tire.

[Master]

Good on ya, Master!

I cycled to work for 35 years.

3 Most important things:

1. Always, Always, Always make eye contact with the driver when you meet a car at an intersection. Make sure he sees you and doesn't run over you! You will get seriously fucked up if you try to break Newton's law and occupy the same space as a car.

2. Wear a helmet.

3. If you live in a snowy area, get a studded front tire.

Yes I have the helmet and thicker tyres, 35 years well done, why did you give it up?

[Dave Hughey]

[QUOTE=Master;1037566]

Good on ya, Master!

I cycled to work for 35 years.

3 Most important things:

1. Always, Always, Always make eye contact with the driver when you meet a car at an intersection. Make sure he sees you and doesn't run over you! You will get seriously fucked up if you try to break Newton's law and occupy the same space as a car.

2. Wear a helmet.

3. If you live in a snowy area, get a studded front tire.[/QUO

Yes I have the helmet and thicker tyres, 35 years well done, why did you give it up?

I gave it up because I retired and no longer go to work. Plus, I moved to Kenya and you would have to be insane to ride a bike on these roads.

The thicker tires might help a bit in snow but will slip right out from under you if you hit a patch of ice. The only cure for ice is a studded front tire, honestly.

[Andre]

[Master]

Those are great sights, i went out yesterday, got a lot of merry Christmas's from everyone that I met but none looked good as those unfortunately.

[Master]

Someone stole my bike FFS!!!!!!!

[Andre]

What a shit, where'd you leave it?