Chris S
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- Birmingham
Someone should tell the Tommy Godwin challengers, they've been way upstaged by this chap.My book, The Urban Cyclist’s Survival Guide, is a collection of lessons learned from more than 15,000 miles riding on city streets every day.
The near side of the moon is about 235000 miles away, according to my fag-packet calculations. So he'd be over the moon after about 15-16 days. Assuming he could breathe and so on. He does say he invented a new bike helmet, maybe that was why he needed it15,000 miles every day! He must be over the moon with that mileage....
The hole of the moon?'masshole' just doesn't rhyme properly on this side of the Atlantic. It's not just any old hole he means.
who feel it’s their right to be able to ride helmet-less en masse because
Personally i agree with a lot of what he says.
Critical mass rides do nothing good for cycling Imho