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

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Jawgap

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

In fairness though, modern cars dent fairly easily - presumably to help dissipate energy. Now if it was 1975 and he was following a Hillman Hunter, it would be a different story!

they do, but I can't imagine getting that dent sorted was cheap

07Lapierre

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

In fairness though, modern cars dent fairly easily - presumably to help dissipate energy. Now if it was 1975 and he was following a Hillman Hunter, it would be a different story!

Yeah they dent fairly easy...and to get it fixed, they empty your wallet fairly quickly too!... that's an expensive repair.

tomasrojo

Quite a striking sight.

Qualitymark

Read this

http://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/raf-pilot-teach-cyclists/

therefore got this

tomasrojo

Qualitymark wrote: »

Read this

http://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/raf-pilot-teach-cyclists/

therefore got this

I've seen that RAF thing before, but I think it's never been in the Hi-viz megathread, so you might like to post it there?

Jawgap

Qualitymark wrote: »

Read this

http://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/raf-pilot-teach-cyclists/

therefore got this

......

grooooooovay!

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Qualitymark

Mock away. I have been known to cycle in a light-up hi-viz with 'SLOW' on it, despite drivers hanging out of their windows pointing and laughing and shouting "Slowww!" As long as they see me, I don't mind.

Alek

must. stop. looking. into. cycling. adverts.

f. f. s. !

daragh_

Woot!!!!! My CX bike just arrived. Cannonade CaadX. Few years old but in spotless condition. Now I just need to figure out where to hide it :rolleyes:

RobFowl

daragh_ wrote: »

Woot!!!!! My CX bike just arrived. Cannonade CaadX. Few years old but in spotless condition. Now I just need to figure out where to hide it :rolleyes:

Attic has worked for me in the past, also shed just make sure there are lots of spiders around doorway

Alek

Don't hide it, ride it!!

OleRodrigo

Hide it like you stole it. :pac:

Qualitymark

Weepsie wrote: »

Any chance you cycle through Phibsborugh, saw someone wearing one of them the other day.

Kind of reminds me of the La Vie Clair jerseys

No, just got it. I've seen the odd one around town and it always made my head whip round - "whaaa?" - so I thought it was a good one for driver attention.

lennymc

daragh_ wrote: »

Woot!!!!! My CX bike just arrived. Cannonade CaadX. Few years old but in spotless condition. Now I just need to figure out where to hide it :rolleyes:

im hoping mine turns up this week.

planning some cx type intervals on the way home. 20 seconds on, 10 seconds off, by 8 minutes by 3. That should be enough to induce vomiting.....

daragh_

lennymc wrote: »

im hoping mine turns up this week.

planning some cx type intervals on the way home. 20 seconds on, 10 seconds off, by 8 minutes by 3. That should be enough to induce vomiting.....

I've a similar plan.

20 seconds on. 2 days off.

Success will undoubtedly follow.

[Deleted User]

lennymc wrote: »

im hoping mine turns up this week.

planning some cx type intervals on the way home. 20 seconds on, 10 seconds off, by 8 minutes by 3. That should be enough to induce vomiting.....

What is the current thinking on the off bit?

Stop doing anything during that time or "active recovery" ie gentle spinning.

lennymc

i'm planning active recovery.

RobFowl

ronoc wrote: »

What is the current thinking on the off bit?

Stop doing anything during that time or "active recovery" ie gentle spinning.

Active recovery, keep spinning

Alek

Keep breathing.

OleRodrigo

Fian

Qualitymark wrote: »

Read this

http://www.londoncyclist.co.uk/raf-pilot-teach-cyclists/

therefore got this

Really interesting article there, some new information I had not previously seen.

Thanks!

Qualitymark

I was talking to a London cyclist recently. His bike was stolen. But he had a GPS tracker installed, and so was able to track it to the thief's front garden 1km away and go in with the local police and reclaim it.

His tracker requires a SIM with data and unlimited texts, which he gets in England from EE (formerly Orange).

The nearest equivalent plan I can see in Ireland is the 3 €20-a-month pay-as-you-go plan, which works out awfully expensive over a year. (The Londoner's plan with EE costs £8, which is still pretty dear.)

It struck me that if a large group of cyclists got together to talk to 3 or Meteor or Vodafone, it might be possible to set up a special deal for SIMs for only this use.

It would be a great deal for the telecom provider - "My deal with 3 got my stolen bike back", and also for the Gardaí, who would have nice easy catches, probably many of them with multiple stolen bikes, and would also have feelgood stories about their triumphs. And it would be great for cyclists, even the ones who didn't have GPS trackers, because it would quickly make bike thefts less desirable as a way of making a living.

Any ideas?

bp_me

Qualitymark wrote: »

His tracker requires a SIM with data and unlimited texts, which he gets in England from EE (formerly Orange).

The nearest equivalent plan I can see in Ireland is the 3 €20-a-month pay-as-you-go plan, which works out awfully expensive over a year. (The Londoner's plan with EE costs £8, which is still pretty dear.)

You can do the same with Tesco for 15pm on prepay.

If you only needed data it would come down to 5 p/m. Just a matter of finding the right tracker then.

Qualitymark

bp_me wrote: »

You can do the same with Tesco for 15pm on prepay.

If you only needed data it would come down to 5 p/m. Just a matter of finding the right tracker then.

You need data and texts, because if the bike's moved when your GPS tracker is armed, it sends you a text.

€15 is still a lot dearer than £8. I think if we got together a nice big group of cyclists it would be possible to get a bulk deal.

bp_me

Qualitymark wrote: »

You need data and texts, because if the bike's moved when your GPS tracker is armed, it sends you a text.

€15 is still a lot dearer than £8. I think if we got together a nice big group of cyclists it would be possible to get a bulk deal.

Agreed. Maybe get onto "onebigswitch" about it.

Qualitymark

Good thinking!

Meteor also have a €15 prepay deal with unlimited texts and 1GB data https://store.meteor.ie/sim-only-plans/?linkid=Meteor-simo-findoutmore-track

[Deleted User]

Got a continental ultra sport tyre to replace my rear tyre.

It was an absolute pig to put on compared to the bontrager one it replaced. Took real force with the tyre irons for the last tight bit. This normal?

Unknown Soldier

OleRodrigo wrote: »

ABC = Always Be Climbing.

I should have patented that.

I do like my ABC spins.

StevieGriff

ronoc wrote: »

Got a continental ultra sport tyre to replace my rear tyre.

It was an absolute pig to put on compared to the bontrager one it replaced. Took real force with the tyre irons for the last tight bit. This normal?

Some rim/tyre combos can be hard work. Wouldn't worry about it. Just make sure the tyre is running with no flat spots.

Lusk_Doyle

Unknown Soldier wrote: »

ABC = Always Be Climbing.

I should have patented that.

I do like my ABC spins.

You can't patent an expression.