Bells on bikes...

[John the Monkey]

Phwoar!

That's a Pashley, isn't it? And a proper wicker basket too, woo woo!

 

[jimboalee]

She must be one of the organisation. Specialy made basket cover. No exactly a mass produced item.

 

[fossyant]

Phwoar!

That's a Pashley, isn't it? And a proper wicker basket too, woo woo!

Tyres are flat..............

You've lost it.... seriously... had Kelly been on a Dogma, or a Cinelli Stratos then things might have been different...............

 

[John the Monkey]

You've lost it.... seriously... had Kelly been on a Dogma, or a Cinelli Stratos then things might have been different...............

Nothing against Crabon per se, but the Dogma is fugly - those wobbly forks and stays - eww.

Now a Cervelo R3, we can talk...

Incidentally, clocked you again whizzing past Parrs Wood Road last night - predictably, you were nowhere to be seen by the time I got onto Wilmslow Rd ;-)

 

[CorsairC]

The human voice doesn't travel far enough unless you shout. I don't thinking shouting is better then a bell.

I go through a park every morning, its about 20mins of my 45 min journey and the cycle paths often have joggers and walkers on them. A bell works great unless they have a ipod on. Then again People with iPds are usually on their own, so passing them isn't a problem.

 

[Origamist]

Bell from a distance, voice up close - they work well together.

 

[Crankarm]

I thought this thread was about bells on bikes???

Here's one :

Wouldn't you just love to tinkle that bell ?