Does anyone take their bike with them into Tesco?

[steveindenmark]

That looks pretty cool. What is it called?

It is called Kickbike and they are becoming very popular on mainland Europe.

http://kickbike.com/

I will still be on the road when most people have stopped for the winter.



It is an excellent sport for either keeping fit or touring.

Steve

 

[Matthew_T]

My new car is that small I could probably drive into Tesco's.

 

[Maz]

It is called Kickbike and they are becoming very popular on mainland Europe.

http://kickbike.com/

I will still be on the road when most people have stopped for the winter.



It is an excellent sport for either keeping fit or touring.

Steve

I was about to ask where you are from, but your username tells me!

 

[Rouge79]

I have pushed my Kickbike through banks, shops, pubs and supermarkets and nobody complains. People do stop me and talk about it though because not many people have seen them.

I think the supermarkets have the right to decide who can enter their stores and also what they can take in with them.



Steve

Well the Danes are very cycle friendly so that's not too surprising.

Looking forward to cycling in København next June

 

[steveindenmark]

Maz, I live in Denmark, but I am from Hull.

Steve

 

[bigjim]

I'm always tempted to ride down the long station platforms. Nobody batted an eyelid in France.
But Manchester Piccadilly have different ideas.

 

[Maz]

Maz, I live in Denmark, but I am from Hull.

Steve

Cool. I lived in Hull for 10 years. Just off Newland Av, top end near Cottingham Rd.

 

[Matthew_T]

I'm always tempted to ride down the long station platforms. Nobody batted an eyelid in France.
But Manchester Piccadilly have different ideas.

I was in Manc Picc station last night. There were plenty of cyclists getting onto trains but none of them were riding.
Actually, even though it was really busy, they were being courteous.