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Dr Ferrari's Camper Van (off-topic discussion)
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Just stumbled across this trailer earlier today. Thought I'd post it here.
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Lol..came across this lad again tonight, he didn't say anything to me this time nor did I see him bursting his nuts trying to stay on my tail :pac:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057054334
He also had clip on aero bars on a hybrid..
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Lol..came across this lad again tonight, he didn't say anything to me this time nor did I see him bursting his nuts trying to stay on my tail :pac:
He also had clip on aero bars on a hybrid..
Pretty sure I saw this guy yesterday when I came into work late. I reckoned he probably just had a long commute and thought the aero bars were necessary Captain Havoc wrote: »
Ah lads....penis-owning 101.Nine instances of men with rings stuck on their penises
If I have any male children, part of their sex education will be to tell them that when you stick it in something, it has this tendency to expand to fill it and not let go. So if you really must, only stick it in things that are soft and/or breakable. But try to only stick it in places where it's supposed to go.0 -
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If so then hopefully they were doing it in a dangerous manner. I would hate to see my taxes paying for garda to stop the majority of jaywalking and red light breaking that I see. The laws are there for a reason, but often you hear of people being stopped doing something which is not dangerous at all, not really what the law set out to prevent.hopefully they were caught for breaking the red!
My simple test is to imagine the traffic lights were broken, if the pedestrian or cyclist were doing that same manoeuvre would anybody have batted an eyelid?, if a garda had seen them would they have called them over and warned them what they were doing was dangerous?0 -
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Dermot Illogical wrote: »I was going in the opposite direction in the car. They looked like they were getting a proper bollicking.
They certainly were, I slowed down and gave a big smile..hopefully one of em caught it :pac: I can't recognise you now without the steel bike
If so then hopefully they were doing it in a dangerous manner. I would hate to see my taxes paying for garda to stop the majority of jaywalking and red light breaking that I see. The laws are there for a reason, but often you hear of people being stopped doing something which is not dangerous at all, not really what the law set out to prevent.
My simple test is to imagine the traffic lights were broken, if the pedestrian or cyclist were doing that same manoeuvre would anybody have batted an eyelid?, if a garda had seen them would they have called them over and warned them what they were doing was dangerous?
I view the traffic lights as the same as motor vehicles, green means go if safe to do so, red means stop.
I really don't want to be a witness to a cyclist being fatally knocked off his/her bike for going through a red light..0 -
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Between College /Work it seems the only cycling time I can get is really early or late. Route I like has a few dark spots and I was looking for a decent set of bike lights so I can stop making excuses not to go for a spin. Anyone got some suggestions for say <30?
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Was about to sign up for a 10k run... €27 minimum cost! Sometimes I forget how lucky we are in cycling, €10 for a race with prizes. Compared to nearly €30 for running around in a big crowd of people and being given a time at the end.
You have to pick your races. BHAA do races for 15 euro (10 euro for members, membership is 15 a year), lots of prizes. A lot of prizes for different grades too, so you'd have a chance of winning one
99% of running races have prizes, but funnily enough it's often the expensive races that have the smallest prizes.0 -
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derealbadger wrote: »Get out while its still bright
I get up in the morning and it's dark, get home from college and it's just getting dark
I can't win! 0 -
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Lusk_Doyle wrote: »There must be a problem with my post service... :mad:
Nah, they just saw a youtube clip of you cornering
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