The idiots i encountered on my ride today

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Matthew_T

"Young and Ex-whippet"
It's shocking, Mr T.

I bet you didn't even come close to kicking a dog whilst you were away.

Right?
Well there were a few peds in Edinburgh that I wanted to kick. :cursing: No manners in that place.
 
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Accy cyclist

Accy cyclist

Legendary Member
If you see a car pull over on yellow lines, the best thing to do is give it a wide berth, so any subsequent door-opening won't effect you. Likewise with dogs. If you see some off the lead, it's best to slow your speed in anticipaiton of them crossing your path.

Stay safe.
I couldn't give the car a wide berth because i was in the narrow lane to go forward, and i had cars on my right waiting to turn right. By her opening her door she blocked off the lane. The dogs were on a lead and i did slow down as i could see the owner was struggling to control them. Maybe i was too cautious, if i hadn't slowed down they wouldn't have had time to snap?!:smile:
 

screenman

Squire
I would suggest some more cycle skills are needed, you had more happen to you on that one ride than a lot of us get in a decade or 4 in my case of riding.

I bet you are not getting the sort of forum support that you thought you might on this post.
 

jayonabike

Powered by caffeine & whisky
Location
Hertfordshire
Anticipation, & good knowledge of road use as well as cycle skills. You seem to be lacking in these. In over 5000 miles cycled this year I can count on the fingers of a convicted arab shoplifter how many incidents I've had.
 

Fasta Asloth

Veteran
Location
Kingston
You're kidding, right?

I've never heard that expressed before...

Scotland doesn't actually have an 'actual' capital city does it?

I thought it was like Wales, Cornwall and The Lake District... Some Tea Rooms and a bit of scenery, but no capital or legislature or proper politicians.

A Test for you: If Scotland does have a capital, what is it?

Erm...."S"
 
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