Puddles
Do I need to get the spray plaster out?
- Location
- Hamble, Southampton
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Puddles
Do I need to get the spray plaster out?
- Location
- Hamble, Southampton
Even worse it was my cake... she chose a yoghurt... I got stuck with the yoghurt
mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
- Location
- Not 'emel 'empstead
It was always the idiots in town with their headlights on that got to me.
15 miles of car free route for me. There are still the 6 x Cree light nobbers to contend with but normally on the way home as most normal people are in bed when I ride to work thankfully.
djb1971
Legendary Member
- Location
- Far Far Away
it's still raining here, got an absolute soaking last night
haven't looked at the bike but my shorts and jacket had a thick coating of mud.
summertime
haven't looked at the bike but my shorts and jacket had a thick coating of mud.
summertime
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
Can i just say in my defence as a cree user that i very rarely use it. In fact it's only when i go to visit the Hops in deepest darkest rural Norfolk and when they insist on riding 3 miles to the pub every night.
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
- Location
- Bristol
What time do you commute home? I assume with your early start that you would be in the daylight?
djb1971
Legendary Member
- Location
- Far Far Away
there's nothing wrong with them if theyre angled down.Can i just say in my defence as a cree user that i very rarely use it. In fact it's only when i go to visit the Hops in deepest darkest rural Norfolk and when they insist on riding 3 miles to the pub every night.
all of my lights are super bright, never get flashed by others. The off road lights have 6 settings from dim to blinding, come in handy for flashing drivers who cant be arsed to dip their headlights
4pm so it will be many months before I need to start shouting at people.
I have a cree led light also and use it in the middle of winter and on the unlit 7 miles of my commute. It is the ones who think they need to look like Tron on a light cycle in the middle of a city on a cycle path with street lighting I dislike.Can i just say in my defence as a cree user that i very rarely use it. In fact it's only when i go to visit the Hops in deepest darkest rural Norfolk and when they insist on riding 3 miles to the pub every night.
djb1971
Legendary Member
- Location
- Far Far Away
or strobe setting at eye level in daylight
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
- Location
- Bristol
On the few occasions I commute home up the path you must be only a short bit behind me, I'm normally on the path by 4. But I still suffer the silly light brigade on the ring road path, even have the odd one in summer daylight!
or strobe setting at eye level in daylight
They are about all year round. I shouted at someone last week along the lines of "do you ******** really need that on"
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
Commuting to London i don't have the light problem,the train takes the strain and i only live just over a mile from the station so i tend to walk in. I did used to have a bike i kept in London to commute to wherever i was based and i remember when crees really got trendy. Now central London is light 24/7 365 your bike lights are used to be seen not to see by but there were plenty of nut job TdF wannabes with full on crees cycling and blinding everyone standing.
I don't commute in town anymore, my adrenalin levels are back down to not normal rather than you should be dead levels.
I don't commute in town anymore, my adrenalin levels are back down to not normal rather than you should be dead levels.
