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Thanks for the advice.
I was thinking the other day about the lights. I being a car driver have noticed that the newer bikes sport a smaller squarish orange light next the regular light. I think I've seen them on BMW bikes. Anyhow, I read a study recently about cyclist that there fewer are involved in crashes when they wear something unusual. Apparently it catches peoples attention as they are like what is that and now have seen you. Maybe these bike manufacturers have picked up on this?
Anyhow, be nice to fit something like this on the bike. Any got a good place in ct that does this sort of thing?
Lol, that kinda reminded me of the road cyclist here in ct. For some reason i think they forget they are soft and squishy. I mean they dont even have hair on their legs these days - zero protection, and they still like to fight with cars.
I guess rule of thumb, no mess with someone bigger than you
*either split or claim your lane, don't be a half arse
Cyclists for the most part are C,unts through which complete fault of their own endure terrible misery on their silly Victorian distractions.
You keep using that word, it doesn't mean what you think it meansGood going on keeping this thread troll free.
Yeah, lol, wild west. My one friends bike is literally worth 150k or something like thatyou forget that a fair majority of cyclists are weathy people / own companies etc , so i guess they carry that attitude onto the road , and do whatever the f*** they want.
Meh. I have two of those in my garage at the moment. (plus a couple of cheapie mtb's...)Yeah, lol, wild west. My one friends bike is literally worth 150k or something like that
You keep using that word, it doesn't mean what you think it means