Thar certainly should have been done to the twot riding oh hands through Cambridge the other week, hands thrust deep into jacket pockets (temp was hovering around zero).
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Thar certainly should have been done to the twot riding oh hands through Cambridge the other week, hands thrust deep into jacket pockets (temp was hovering around zero).
jefmcg
Guru
[QUOTE 4693705, member: 259"]I think this one has to be a contender!
"I've got a range of rivets here, various different sizes..."[/QUOTE]
No, that video is riveting.
"I've got a range of rivets here, various different sizes..."[/QUOTE]
No, that video is riveting.
glasgowcyclist
Charming but somewhat feckless
- Location
- Scotland
Nailed it!
Bimble
Bimbling along ...
It can be very inconsiderate...It's generally done by the cyclist in front who forgets that anyone is behind them...Cycles at 10mph and then whips out the mobile phone as what happened to me the other day.
TBH....I'm never going to be trying to do this.I tried it many years ago and cocked up and have no incentive to try it again.
PMarkey
Guru
- Location
- Queensbury,West Yorkshire
A skill I am determined to master this year as I have never been able to ride no handed .
Paul
Paul
Inertia
I feel like I could... TAKE ON THE WORLD!!
omg, Sheldon lives
jefmcg
Guru
Well, still no mention of tax, but as of 49 minutes ago, a commenter mentioned insurance. Still, only 1 in 24 comments: is that a new record?
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User33236
Guest
I've got a nice scar on my chin from the last time I tried it as a kid. Don't plan on a repeat event either 
steveindenmark
Legendary Member
Doesn't the dimwit of a cyclists get a couple of bonus point for his very clear left hand indication?
- Location
- The TerrorVortex
Handy Hint.
If someone tells you they can't ride no-hands, riding past them no-hands will not win you many Brownie points.
Especially if you're riding their bike at the time.
If someone tells you they can't ride no-hands, riding past them no-hands will not win you many Brownie points.
Especially if you're riding their bike at the time.
martint235
Dog on a bike
- Location
- Welling
To be honest anyone who can ride my bike for more than a few yards gets brownie points
Racing roadkill
Guru
Riding no handed is really just a matter of growing a pair. It's not actually that difficult, but convincing yourself it's not a bad idea, is. [Deleted by mod] Riding no handed in this country when there is traffic around is not a terribly bright move either I.M.O.
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- Location
- Glasgow
I managed no handed for a few yards the other day, lidless too.
There was no traffic, but there could have been.
I am aiming to practice more, avert your eyes
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shoot, so do I. I do it for no other reason than I like the feeling of doing it. I probably do it for a bit most mornings, usually while riding through the quiet roads on the posh estate.
