kedab
Veteran
- Location
- nr cambridge
as much as i very much enjoy my bikes
some of the things i notice about other cyclists while driving: so many of them hug the kerb/as close as they can get to the nearside, that it makes me worry for them / very few shoulder checks, if any / some are hi-vis'd up to the eyeballs, some are ninjas / NONE of them have offered a token wave/finger wiggle/thumbs up, after i've given them the widest berth i possibly can...this irks me because i always try to make the effort. even a little nod of the head would be nice
some of the things i notice about other drivers while driving: far too many think a 60mph pass with 2 feet to spare between their wing mirror and a cyclist's elbow is a 'good pass' / some think even less is acceptable / hardly any will sit behind a cyclist through a pedestrian/traffic calmed area - MGIF...these are just things i noticed this morning.
i'm out for my 35 miler tomorrow (day off work) and i may even stick the camera on the helmet for some after ride merriment
some of the things i notice about other cyclists while driving: so many of them hug the kerb/as close as they can get to the nearside, that it makes me worry for them / very few shoulder checks, if any / some are hi-vis'd up to the eyeballs, some are ninjas / NONE of them have offered a token wave/finger wiggle/thumbs up, after i've given them the widest berth i possibly can...this irks me because i always try to make the effort. even a little nod of the head would be nice
some of the things i notice about other drivers while driving: far too many think a 60mph pass with 2 feet to spare between their wing mirror and a cyclist's elbow is a 'good pass' / some think even less is acceptable / hardly any will sit behind a cyclist through a pedestrian/traffic calmed area - MGIF...these are just things i noticed this morning.
i'm out for my 35 miler tomorrow (day off work) and i may even stick the camera on the helmet for some after ride merriment