Then print it on your bum.Whatever the message, will it be seen? If you adopt a "sporty" position, your back will be leaning forward, so won't be particularly readable by a car driver?
That's exactly where Cycling Time Trials advise riders to pin their numbers as well.Then print it on your bum.
Also, the nobbers probably wouldn't recognise such a holster because they're so rare here.I read of a young lady cyclist who got fed up with car occupants touching her bum as she rode. She started carrying a large revolver in a holster across her back. No more touching!
As she was in the USofA it was legal in her state. I suspect the UK rozzers would take a dim view.
This intrigues me in the sense of how they managed it (not that i want to indulge) , unless of course it was the passengers.I read of a young lady cyclist who got fed up with car occupants touching her bum as she rode. She started carrying a large revolver in a holster across her back. No more touching!
As she was in the USofA it was legal in her state. I suspect the UK rozzers would take a dim view.
passengers and pedestrians apparently thought it ok to touch her bum.This intrigues me in the sense of how they managed it (not that i want to indulge) , unless of course it was the passengers.
And did it mindwarp you into bonking them?I do remember following a cyclist down the Old Kent Road (male I think) who had "sweet and juicy" emblazoned/knitted/embroidered into lycra shorts.
Unless it was some sort of pre-bonk mindwarp.
er no.And did it mindwarp you into bonking them?