Indeed not - it's the unspoken assumption behind many "there's bad on all sides" statements on the matter though.I'm suggesting no such thing........
I think you are either very lucky in where you ride, or you have a very high threshold for the amount of idiocy that is required for a driver to be considered a plonker.I doubt I have one in 10,000 who are plonkers.
If I had one in 100, that would probably be even more cause for turning the mirror on my own riding.
I think you are either very lucky in where you ride, or you have a very high threshold for the amount of idiocy that is required for a driver to be considered a plonker.
Having said that, one of the potentially useful things about posting videos is the possibility of getting feedback from other, more experienced cyclists on what you might have done better to avoid the situation. And I don't mean vague comments like: "you need to hold the mirror up to your own cycling", which is worse than useless as it has the potential for putting off people who are constantly doing that anyway from cycle commuting altogether.
Well, I don't think it is necessary to come up with a definition of "more experienced" in order to read the suggestions of others and and use your common sense to decide which ones might be useful. But since you ask, I would consider that anyone who repeatedly comes up with what I consider to be good advice, that I hadn't already thought of, is likely to be "more experienced" than I am.How do you determine who is a "more experienced" cyclist?
How do you determine who is a "more experienced" cyclist?
Thats not militant, thats just being a good cyclist!![]()
Yeah some dodgy impatient drivers lolNot according to some!
Anyone that appears to ride with half a brain, at least makes an attempt to signal and appears to be considerate to others?
Well, I don't think it is necessary to come up with a definition of "more experienced" in order to read the suggestions of others and and use your common sense to decide which ones might be useful. But since you ask, I would consider that anyone who repeatedly comes up with what I consider to be good advice, that I hadn't already thought of, is likely to be "more experienced" than I am.
So, by your reasoning, Mrhappycyclist is none of the above.![]()