Rhythm Thief
Legendary Member
- Location
- Ross on Wye
Molecule Man said:On a similar note, has anyone else managed to get a loose bungee caught in their wheel? That was an interesting and rather scary experience. I was riding along quite fast, when suddenly I felt some resistance, then my back wheel locked, I just managed to control the skid, and then it suddenly started rolling again. The bungee had hooked itself on a spoke and wrapped itself around the gear block several times until it eventually snapped.

) and most drivers do give you a bit of room; afterall who wants a pannier, etc hitting their bonnet. Why then do some idiots insist on driving a few inches from your back wheel?Rhythm Thief said:One of my old panniers jumped off my bike when it was loaded with a mandolin, of all things. It made a good noise as it hit the road!![]()
BentMikey said:My "panniers" (tailbox fairing) is permanently attached, and lockable, not that it'd stop anyone prepared to break the fibreglass:
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I saw that in Hyde Park on Sunday the Mrs dragged me away while I was marvelling at itpalinurus said:Well done, it isn't easy to get a good noise out of a mandolin.