Here come the bad weather threads!

[gavroche]

Not only that.. but the numpty fairweather cyclists give up the ghost. So less idiots cyclists weaving & wobbling in front of you at lights and rlj'ing.

well, I am a fair weather cyclist and I am not an idiot or weave and wobble. I only cycle to stay fit so I have a choice of when I wish to cycle.
Today is sunny and no wind so I will go for a ride, trying not to look like an idiot and keeping to a straight line, just in case you turn up behind me.

 

[ianrauk]

well, I am a fair weather cyclist and I am not an idiot or weave and wobble. I only cycle to stay fit so I have a choice of when I wish to cycle.
Today is sunny and no wind so I will go for a ride, trying not to look like an idiot and keeping to a straight line, just in case you turn up behind me.

Well good for you for not being and idiot and not wobbling....

 

[potsy]

Our bike racks were full to bursting yesterday, don't know what's going on

 

[fossyant]

Our bike racks were full to bursting yesterday, don't know what's going on

Ours are full with students bikes - my bike goes in my office. Only just got parked at another site yesterday, and a colleague had to leave their bike unlocked

 

[thefollen]

Love the cold mornings, nice and fresh*, although I arrive looking a little like Noddy with my red nose. Not a big fan of rain, but it's been dry lately so all good!

Can't beat a pair of cycling shorts straight off the work radiator!

*as fresh as one can get in London.

 

[martint235]

Blackheath at dawn on a fresh, crisp morning is always something to behold!

I'm still struggling to get a shower at work though, without any disrespect to the fair weather cyclists, GIVE UP NOW before it rains!!!

 

[SW19cam]

Love the cold mornings, nice and fresh*, although I arrive looking a little like Noddy with my red nose. Not a big fan of rain, but it's been dry lately so all good!

Can't beat a pair of cycling shorts straight off the work radiator!

*as fresh as one can get in London.

Yes, top tip is storing cycling gear on the radiator overnight.. then it keeps your warm for the first 5 minutes of your commute. After that - cycle faster to build up body warmth!