DJ
Formerly known as djtheglove
- Location
- On my bike in the smoke!!!!!!!!!!
BentMikey said:
+1,
Mine would rather go on the bike than the push chair, I must admit I ride a lot differently with him on the back though!
Practise what you preach
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+1,
Mine would rather go on the bike than the push chair, I must admit I ride a lot differently with him on the back though!
spandex
I love Dr D
My kids have been on all sorts of Bi, Tri and Quadricycles and I have found that cars jive much more room then I get.
Mr Celine
Discordian
- Location
- Waxing my moustache
Both the Celinettes were on a rear mounted child seat from a young age. With a child seat fitted motorists gave an extra foot when overtaking, and with a visible child an extra two feet.
The extra weight was noticeable when turning sharply but was a boon on downhills - even had plod pointing his hairdryer at us!
The extra weight was noticeable when turning sharply but was a boon on downhills - even had plod pointing his hairdryer at us!
wafflycat
New Member
- Location
- middle of Norfolk
dellzeqq said:
LOL!
but not at the moment he's not. He effectively stopped cycling (apart from a bit of leisure cycling) when he went to university. The previous year is what did it - two bad crashes, broken bone, acres of road rash which required daily visits from a nurse to change dressings for a month... bruising, bones out of whack which gave nasty residual pain once the break had healed... His confidence took a rather serious knock. He has dabbled with paintball, but has found it less satisfying than cycling. During this time I've not nagged him in any way about his cycling - apart from the fact university work comes first, nagging him would have the effect of putting him off for good. So I've just tried to 'be there' and not sold off any of his rather excellent cycling kit & kaboodle. He's already thinking of returning to cycling - and it's his decision - I'll just be there to support him as and when. He's needed the space and time to work out what he wants to do and that's fine.Twenty Inch
Guru
- Location
- Behind a desk
The only reason I don't take TI mi out on the childseat is that I don't have a bike suitable for a seat. But Christmas is coming.... : )
