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what's the problem? I still would.

I've never got in trouble for it around Cambridge but it's a very bike friendly town. Also I think the coppers here realise that the enthusiast (ie. generally fairly skilled) cyclist is a lot less dangerous on the pavement than the middle aged women who belt along at 20mph and think that a bell is a replacement for working brakes.

nice wrong thread or did you just have to get it off your chest?

why don't you take the laptop to the toilet? i thoroughly enjoy reading the BBC site when I'm having a poo

bastards

I'm addicted to pictures of naked eastern european girls which come from the internet - so I guess I'm indirectly addicted to the internet

except his left foot. the 180 on the rails that I filmed was about 2 inches from serious dental work. people shouldn't listen to me...

the leather bikini thing i got her for christmas a year or two back went down well enough .. vouchers seem a little impersonal - I'll buy something ridiculous from the aforementioned links I'm sort of regretting spending £100 on cranks and beer this morning edit: yeah - forgot to say thanks for the links. so, um, thanks for the links chaps

first up. I have absolutely and categorically not forgotten to get the missus something for our 8th anniversary. next. I have no idea where one buys girls clothes and accessories (that means bags and stuff) online without getting your credit card details stolen. any suggestions? she likes the sceney/skatey sort of thing ta very much

haha - you fell off

it's their own fault for running the cyclist over. also - the same problem applies to pedestrians, people on horses, skateboards, fruit booters, mobility carts and so on.

What that means is that you're an idiot for not wearing a helmet - it has no bearing at all on whether the rest of us should be forced into something that should be a matter of personal choice. You'd be pretty pissed off if there was a law passed saying that you have to wear a helmet when you're walking about outside in case a car mounts the kerb and runs you over or you trip over something - this is the same principle. edit: not picking on you specifically - you were just nearest

I'm with him^^. I don't believe any sort of personal protection should be compulsory (eg. helmets) - things that offer protection for others should be (eg. working brakes on your car). I don't wear a lid while just riding to places cos they're not comfortable and its a fairly low risk situation - I do wear one when I'm doing dangerous stuff because it's a higher risk situation. This is an educated decision based on how competent I am at riding a bike forwards in a straight line on a level surface compared to how competent I am at riding a bike backwards in circles on a wobbly surface.

predictable results I think although 91.4% of you are liars

er yeah. off you go...

agreed. post high scores to add validity to the thread!!

morrissey is a massive eye-browed, flower-waving mincer but I have to agree.

It could be cos I think mountainbikes are gay but for all round entertainment (30mph with no brakes) + practicality (30mph) + laughing at people who fall off when they try to steal (no brakes, no freewheel) + cheapness (no expensive gears or brakes to pay for) it you need a fixie.

that would be the massive attack version - as opposed to the crap version by that dreadlocked gimp

not teardrop from the assassins creed ad?

I go to paradise and get 70 virgins when I'm gone

har I asked my parents whether he was real or not when I was about 4 - My parents didn't believe in lying to their kids.

the hokey-cokey

A man after my own heart. lets see who gets on the register first...

Don't people run nice solid heavy duty triple wall rims for downhill? - as opposed to shitty cheap double walled lightweight rims I mean