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Trevrev
Veteran
- Location
- Southampton
Well, that's my bit of market research done for the company. Cyclists won't buy them.......LOL.
They'll never take off!
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Alan Frame
Gnu
- Location
- Lost In Space
Keen gardeners might be interested, though.
They could propagate cuttings at the same time as cycling.
biking_fox
Legendary Member
- Location
- Manchester
Why do we want or need to buy "disposable" plastic bags?
Before recyclable the first R is Resuable - but I suspect somehow that they aren't even recyclable.
Seems pointless and a bit daft especialyl given the massive sail effect
Before recyclable the first R is Resuable - but I suspect somehow that they aren't even recyclable.
Seems pointless and a bit daft especialyl given the massive sail effect
Frood42
I know where my towel is
- Location
- Magrathea, Horsehead Nebula
It'll take off and also be a H&S hazard in high winds.
I already go slow enough into a headwind without an additional air brake/rain poncho.
Nah, not for me...
I already go slow enough into a headwind without an additional air brake/rain poncho.
Nah, not for me...
classic33
Leg End Member
And how much do we all get paid for helping you with this important piece of "market research"?
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
Your torn bin bag is in the post. (In an envelope bearing insufficient postage ...
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classic33
Leg End Member
Well I'll be unable to collect it from Gaol Lane. Fell out with a jumped up counter manager who refused to return a parcel.Your torn bin bag is in the post. (In an envelope bearing insufficient postage ...
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Trevrev
Veteran
- Location
- Southampton
Look at this thread from a positive point....You all know what i look like now!
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Ha....
classic33
Leg End Member
And thats how you pay us for helping in your "important market research"?
By saying we know what you look like, you'd a plastic bag covering part of you.
It can't be that safe if you're required to wear safety glasses whilst using one of your planned disposable capes.
Jefferson Meriwether
Veteran
- Location
- Worthing
I've done that before. I'd sooner do it again than wear one of those poncho thingabebobs
Leaway2
Lycrist
- Location
- Manchester (Sale)
In the 60's I used to have a cape for my steel BSA. It was enormous and fitted over the front and back mudguards. It fastened round my neck. It was made of very heavy waxy cloth. It weighed a ton,
It covered my (dynamo) lights!
It was great riding along with on though, toastie warm and dry.
downfader
extimus uero philosophus
- Location
- 'ampsheeeer
My old PE teacher used to ride in one of those. Bright yellow like an old fisherman, too. Remember him coming down Portsmouth road at speed and a big gust of wind blowing him sideways
snorri
Legendary Member
- Location
- East coast, up a bit.
Not meant to be aero, they are to assist braking, like these military aircraft that deploy a parachute on landing., not exactly very aero are they
Well, maybe not
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downfader
extimus uero philosophus
- Location
- 'ampsheeeer
Not meant to be aero, they are to assist braking, like these military aircraft that deploy a parachute on landing.
Well, maybe not
..air-braking iirc