Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
- Location
- 52 Festive Road
It's a small courtesy. It can be displayed or not, that's all.
Some of us don't need to be that old to be nervous, physically deteriorating, depressed or anxious. However, I appreciate your point - someone might be alarmed if loud voices are heard right outside their window.It's a cheap shot to laugh at old people but while doing it, bear in mind that one day you will also be old and suffering the symptoms of age, with advancing nervous fragility, physical deterioration and probably depression and anxiety.
Contact the club secretary and complain about their conduct? If they’re endangering you, in all likelihood they could well do so as you say to a pedestrian or a less aware cyclist if they haven’t alreadyWhilst we are discussing inconsiderate cyclists I would like to propose a club quite local to me who ride three abreast down the cycle path through Chester and make no effort to get over when a solo cyclist (me) is coming in the opposite direction. Yet again today I had to slam the brakes on and take evasive action for fear of being wiped out by the marauding hordes of this club.
It comes as no surprise to me that some pedestrians on said cycle (shared) path have an issue with cyclists on the path. Just imagine a young mum pushing her pram with this lot bearing down on her showing no signs of moving over or slowing down.
I assumed (obviously incorrectly) it was the job of the ride leader to be attentive to situations and give hand signals accordingly not to be gassing with his mate and being totally oblivious to oncoming traffic.
Obviously it would be unprofessional of me to name this cycling club on here so I won't, suffice it to say though I won't be buying any more Unilever products.
Whilst we are discussing inconsiderate cyclists I would like to propose a club quite local to me who ride three abreast down the cycle path through Chester and make no effort to get over when a solo cyclist (me) is coming in the opposite direction. Yet again today I had to slam the brakes on and take evasive action for fear of being wiped out by the marauding hordes of this club.
It comes as no surprise to me that some pedestrians on said cycle (shared) path have an issue with cyclists on the path. Just imagine a young mum pushing her pram with this lot bearing down on her showing no signs of moving over or slowing down.
I assumed (obviously incorrectly) it was the job of the ride leader to be attentive to situations and give hand signals accordingly not to be gassing with his mate and being totally oblivious to oncoming traffic.
Obviously it would be unprofessional of me to name this cycling club on here so I won't, suffice it to say though I won't be buying any more Unilever products.
My response was to find another group
Perhaps they could start with the Sunday morning clay pigeon shooters disturbing the peace.They will be complaining about church bells and tractors next.
Slamming car doors at night is`nt exactly quiet, particularly at this time of year when we have windows open, bad enough with dogs yapping. I am beginning to sound like Victor Meldrew !!Perhaps they could start with the Sunday morning clay pigeon shooters disturbing the peace.
I've only been on two group cycling outings, must be about thirty years ago, they were quite different.Like everyone else here I am mostly bothered by drivers who endanger my safety. I am also aware that groups of cyclists can be inconsiderate in lesser ways eg loud conversations in quiet villages, letting cars wait behind for several minutes when it would be easy to allow them past or close passing pedestrians.
What do you do if you feel a group of which you are part is inconsiderate?