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Jan and Klodi's Party Bus - part II **off topic discussion**
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rollingscone wrote: »Should Howth/Coastal roads be a safe bet late tomorrow morning?
Have a hankering for some distance but no studs.
Alternative is to go offroad in the park.
Sutton all the way to city centre was fine earlier this morning. Saw a tiny patch of frost on the cycle path opposite The Sheds in Clontarf but that was about it.
Go for it!
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Seen a bike the other night coming the other way that had: one extremely bright flashing light in the middle of his bars, one smaller white light on the right, a helmet mounted very bright one and, inexplicably, a red light on the left hand side of his bars
Kudos for all the lights but why the back light on the front? Wonders never cease... I suppose he had all areas covered! 0 -
Seen a bike the other night coming the other way that had: one extremely bright flashing light in the middle of his bars, one smaller white light on the right, a helmet mounted very bright one and, inexplicably, a red light on the left hand side of his bars Kudos for all the lights but why the back light on the front? Wonders never cease... I suppose he had all areas covered!
Last night, very very cold and not many cyclists out, but between St Patrick's and Heuston I saw 5 cyclists correctly lit, 5 with no lights at all, 2 with white lights on the back, 1 with a red light on the back of her helmet and no other light, and 1 with a cop-coloured blue light on the back. There's a definite need for education on correct bike lighting.0 -
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Seen a bike the other night coming the other way that had: one extremely bright flashing light in the middle of his bars, one smaller white light on the right, a helmet mounted very bright one and, inexplicably, a red light on the left hand side of his bars Kudos for all the lights but why the back light on the front? Wonders never cease... I suppose he had all areas covered!
But you're a mod. Hope you stopped him and gave him an infraction.
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But you're a mod. Hope you stopped him and gave him an infraction.
Or at least a warning...
Ha no, I shook my head and had an incredulous laugh to myself about it.
I was coming up the canal one evening, and pulled into the side of the road to let what I thought was an ambulance by. It was a fellow cyclists' front light, angled up. Said to him at the next lights that it was very bright. He said "Well sure you have to be seen". I think you could see him from space…
I have yet to see someone with a blue light, I shall keep my eyes peeled Qualitymark! Is that even legal?0 -
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But you're a mod. Hope you stopped him and gave him an infraction.
Or at least a warning...
Me on my commute.
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Reminds me of that gynnecologist who incompetently referreed several games during Italia '90.Jep Gambardella wrote: »0 -
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Qualitymark wrote: »Sexist peegs. Should be MOM - Monarch of the Mountain.
Ah here - if that was the case my one and only ever KOM in Ireland wouldn't have happened.
I (briefly) had a KOM out near Clontarf that was 2 seconds behind the QOM.
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NeedMoreGears wrote: »Ah here - if that was the case my one and only ever KOM in Ireland wouldn't have happened.
I (briefly) had a KOM out near Clontarf that was 2 seconds behind the QOM.
Power of the MOM.0 -
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