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steveindenmark

Legendary Member
We should start a campaign

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mjr

Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
Paging @Markymark to ask what the current best etiquette is...
 
Paging @Markymark to ask what the current best etiquette is...
The correct etiquette, of course, is for both riders to dismount and then perform Baby Shark. It needs to be the full 15 minute extended version. As new riders approach they’ll all stop to join in the chorus. As the song progresses, new and improvised verses can be added. For example, London Shark do do de do de doo where the action is a shark of awesome prowess and wealth. Then perhaps Norhern Shark do do de do de doo when you act out a shark living an empty life of daytime tv and only going out to the off license.

Anyone who doesn’t do this is just a miserable cyclist, I mean we’re all in this together so why wouldn’t you?
 

glasgowcyclist

Charming but somewhat feckless
Location
Scotland
Pfft, I'd have to ride all of my commute with one hand if I adopted that.
 

Globalti

Legendary Member
Enthusiastic waving is the mark of an amateur. A slight nod of the head or a raised finger or, if overtaking, a polite greeting is all that's needed.

Drivers of proper square Land Rovers already know that a laconic raise of one finger off the steering wheel is about the most enthusiastic gesture allowed.
 
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