mick1836
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Copied from one of my other forums.
The Lesser Spotted Bike Rider used to be common in the UK, thousands seen at dawn and dusk entering and leaving places of work.
Over the years their numbers were devastated by the increase use of motor vehicles.
Now they are facing extinction, their place taken by Licra Clad Cyclists, imported from the Continent, particularly France and Belgium
Just yesterday I glimpsed a Lesser Spotted Bike Rider, alone - it sat bolt upright with its Winter coat, distinctive straight handlebars moving gently along at 12 mph
The peaceful scene was shattered by the sudden appearance of a flock Licra Clad Cyclists racing past, heads down, tails up, eyes covered, ignoring everything in their path
The Licra Clad Cyclists are clearly taking over the habitat of the Lesser Spotted Bike Rider which now seems to be facing the same fate as the Dodo and Red Squirrel
The Lesser Spotted Bike Rider used to be common in the UK, thousands seen at dawn and dusk entering and leaving places of work.
Over the years their numbers were devastated by the increase use of motor vehicles.
Now they are facing extinction, their place taken by Licra Clad Cyclists, imported from the Continent, particularly France and Belgium
Just yesterday I glimpsed a Lesser Spotted Bike Rider, alone - it sat bolt upright with its Winter coat, distinctive straight handlebars moving gently along at 12 mph
The peaceful scene was shattered by the sudden appearance of a flock Licra Clad Cyclists racing past, heads down, tails up, eyes covered, ignoring everything in their path
The Licra Clad Cyclists are clearly taking over the habitat of the Lesser Spotted Bike Rider which now seems to be facing the same fate as the Dodo and Red Squirrel
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