Fortunately its fairly easy to tell the knobs..,. Roadies and 95% of commutersOriginally Posted by Spudly
Like i said, just as many nobs on bikes that give good riders a bad name
Fortunately its fairly easy to tell the knobs..,. Roadies and 95% of commutersLike i said, just as many nobs on bikes that give good riders a bad name
Today our newest member of the family just chilling
I ride a road bike without all the Bradley Wiggins getup and I keep in thr gutter, where my road taxless, parasitical **** belongs.
I ride, and keep off the roads, as I'm fully aware that I'm not insured if I damage somebody's car.
hahahhahahaha
gutter snake???
hahaha
reminds of the #totallowlifestufffromtotherday
You would have to be a true mongaloided retard to damage a car on a push bike
A different type of gutter snake.hahahhahahaha
gutter snake???
hahaha
reminds of the #totallowlifestufffromtotherday
It winds my lazy-arsed mate up. If I am riding my MTB or RB, he says I shouldn't be on the roads.
This, despite the fact that 'road tax' no longer exists. Muppet.
The important thing is to know your place when out riding, imo.
I have seen some Lycra-clad cheddar helmet braying on the trailer of an artic, because it 'cut him up'.
Stay out of the way, you loon!
My perma-pissed mate is also into bikes. He has had loads of scuffles.
Booted a Transit wing mirror off whilst wearing rigger boots.
Has also been ran over for trying to drag someone out of their car.
If ya bolloxed ya can damage cars walking!
In all my years of riding I have never even come close to crashing into a car on a push bike,ever.
If ya bolloxed ya can damage cars walking!
In all my years of riding I have never even come close to crashing into a car on a push bike,ever.
I wedged the front tyre of me Raleigh Styler BMX under the rear valance of a mk1 Fiesta Sandpiper when I was about 6.
That's all I have ever done.
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