Give me an S.The yellow rider is my colleague who is taking his turn at the front, we swap a couple of times on our commute. I was not scalped!
Give me a C.
Give me an A....
Give me an S.The yellow rider is my colleague who is taking his turn at the front, we swap a couple of times on our commute. I was not scalped!
I can't view the video at work.
I'm devastated
OK, as retribution for me watching a dull vid: two riders pass the line of stopped cars so close that they'd be taken out by a door opening, even though there's nothing oncoming, then stop in the "KEEP CLEAR" marking for no good reason (there's space alongside the first cycle). The yellow rider's road position seems a bit better than the assisted cycle or @Rooster1, but really everyone seems to be riding a bit close to the edge on a road that is too narrow for an same-lane overtake.Maybe the camera lens is distorting distances and misleading me.
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Give me an S.
Give me a C.
Give me an A....
There is 3 minutes 26 seconds of my life I will never get back![]()
Cracking speed by the way...which...be honest...is the real reason you posted this vid.
Eh, am I wrong.
Also, you scalped your mate first...so the universe is once more aligned. well played
If I had a tenner for everyone who's disembarked on the driver's side in a queue, I'd stop cycling in London so oftenI'd say the probability of a door being opened in the video is minimal, as you'd be opening the door and getting out into the path of on-coming traffic - another good reason to filter down the outside of traffic.
That sounds a bit stalkery. I'd just ask them, or invite them to go first and hang back if the lights change before you get a reply.I like to start just behind or in front (if I'm there already) to see what the other cyclists are going to do.
I will use Adobe Premiere next time, and jazz it up a little
It looks like a scalp to me![]()
Well, it happens so rarely to me, I forget what it looks like