Jan and Klodi's Party Bus - part II **off topic discussion**

Darkglasses

Giant Alpecin have pulled out of Omloop het Nieuwsblad, due to their injuries. Very sad.

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/giant-alpecin-pull-out-of-omloop-het-nieuwsblad/?utm_content=buffer755f1&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer

rollingscone

Any opinions as to how bicycle healthy this would be?

Idleater

rollingscone wrote: »

Any opinions as to how bicycle healthy this would be?

Done this for years. No bike has complained yet.

OleRodrigo

rollingscone wrote: »

Any opinions as to how bicycle healthy this would be?

The type of wall you fix it to is important. You might need to reinforce the bolt and plug holes with plaster to support the weight (Speaking from experience of something similar in a flat covered in plasterboard )

If the walls are concrete you'll need a good hammer drill and masonry drill bit.

RobertFoster

Weepsie wrote: »

Was going to post the 35% deal from planet X in BA, but they put me the prices of everything up by between 5-15% percent in the first place from what they were last week with 25% off and buy close to 50% on what they were on Tuesday

Fian

Just for future reference and for use presumably in other fora as well as this one - how do you embed a gif like in the post above me.

Is it that you use the "youtube" label I see above this posting box and add a video from youtube? or how do you do it?

Darkglasses

Fian wrote: »

Just for future reference and for use presumably in other fora as well as this one - how do you imbed a gif like in the post above me.

Is it that you use teh "youtube" lable and add a video from youtube? or how do you do it?

Nope, a gif works the same way as any image, just put

Pompous

Today a cyclist, in a fit of road rage, grabbed my arm and violently shook me from side to side in an attempt to make me fall off my bike. In the middle of heavy traffic. While we were both on the move. It was frightening, to say the least.

It seems like the road is the most popular place for people to vent their anger. Ironically it's also the one place that ego should be set aside.

I think it's really sad how angry everyone is. Some day I'm going to die just so someone can get to work 10 seconds faster

Raam

Pompous wrote: »

Today a cyclist, in a fit of road rage, grabbed my arm and violently shook me from side to side in an attempt to make me fall off my bike. In the middle of heavy traffic. While we were both on the move. It was frightening, to say the least.

It seems like the road is the most popular place for people to vent their anger. Ironically it's also the one place that ego should be set aside.

I think it's really sad how angry everyone is. Some day I'm going to die just so someone can get to work 10 seconds faster

I'm not angry. * hugs *

Beasty

Raam wrote: »

I'm not angry. * hugs *

Why did you grab his arm like that then?



:pac:

Raam

Beasty wrote: »

Why did you grab his arm like that then?



:pac:

Just tryna get a hug.

Unknown Soldier

Have to admit... that Lotto.ie app, now being able to scan the tickets, is quite the McHandy yoke.

Worth getting if you do the lotto the odd time.

manafana

RobertFoster wrote: »

you win the internet.

Unknown Soldier

That whistling bridge in Firhouse is hammering out a right old tune this morning.

It's very windy out

http://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/orthographic=-4.14,53.10,2381/loc=-6.261,53.375

Alek

www.facebook.com/FreeChatDublin/videos/742643322502392/

I guess it would be considered trolling in the cars forum, but just in case they read the Party Bus...

Planet X

Mercs don't have those though.

OleRodrigo

Alek wrote: »

I guess it would be considered trolling in the cars forum, but just in case they read the Party Bus...

" But its none of anyone's business where I'm going "

....said Irish motorists in response

tomasrojo

Bicycle ambulance



via @oldpicsarchive via @herbert_tiemens on Twitter

The tax man

Sad to hear the passing today of David Duffield. The voice of cycling for many of us. Loved his ramblings on those long commentary days when the action was thin on the ground. Weird and wonderful at times but still entertaining.

RIP

RobFowl

The tax man wrote: »

Sad to hear the passing today of David Duffield. The voice of cycling for many of us. Loved his ramblings on those long commentary days when the action was thin on the ground. Weird and wonderful at times but still entertaining.

RIP

RIP to the voice of cycling for a generation

bazermc

The tax man wrote: »

Sad to hear the passing today of David Duffield. The voice of cycling for many of us. Loved his ramblings on those long commentary days when the action was thin on the ground. Weird and wonderful at times but still entertaining.

RIP

RIP indeed. Very sad.

Speaking of commentators on ES what ever happened the guy that replaced Duffield but before Kirby (now). Can't for the life of me remember his name.

Raam

bazermc wrote: »

RIP indeed. Very sad.

Speaking of commentators on ES what ever happened the guy that replaced Duffield but before Kirby (now). Can't for the life of me remember his name.

David Harmon.

bazermc

Kids these days. Some young fella just called at door

boy; I am doing a sponsored 10k walk. Can you sponsor me please?

Me; sorry don't have any cash

Boy; No problem I can break a big note if that helps.

Me; no I have no money at all, can you call by another night.

Boy; No, I'm only in this area tonight.........

Beasty

bazermc wrote: »

Boy; No, I'm only in this area tonight.........

Exactly - once he's done his 10km he'll call it a day

Probably a different 10km to be covered tomorrow night....

ThisRegard

Never realised David Dufield was in his 80s, in my mind he mustn't have aged since he left TV.

Here he is making trikes look good.

https://twitter.com/Doctor_Hutch/status/701444686125342721?s=09

seamus

Behind some guy going from Rathfarnham to Foster's Avenue this morning in full "Staying Alive at 1.5" gear, head to toe. Fair play. It's...uh...eye-catching.

Darkglasses

seamus wrote: »

Behind some guy going from Rathfarnham to Foster's Avenue this morning in full "Staying Alive at 1.5" gear, head to toe. Fair play. It's...uh...eye-catching.

It's very popular in Wexford!

Idleater

My commute moment of hilarity this morning was being able to read the company name and number as well as eye colour of the NCBI bus driver that pulled out in front of me (and other traffic) at Heuston.

At least it confirms that they are definitely an equal opportunities employer :rolleyes:

rollingscone

Darkglasses wrote: »

It's very popular in Wexford!

It's not bad looking. At least in the spectrum of 'commuter gear' and it's not an aggressive message.

Planet X

Sterling plummets as Brexit risk increases. RTE News.


Quick......new wardrobe and bikes.