And what should I be watching? The Tour De France with GTRs. Don't know why those bloody bicycles are all over the place. Anyway, I see the Union Jack and St. Georges' flag and it brings tears to my eyes. I'm thinking I'll never see the green of England again. I really shouldn't drink.
Quote from: virginiajim on July 04, 2017, 06:14:12 PM
And what should I be watching? The Tour De France with GTRs. Don't know why those bloody bicycles are all over the place. Anyway, I see the Union Jack and St. Georges' flag and it brings tears to my eyes. I'm thinking I'll never see the green of England again. I really shouldn't drink.
Awww come on Jim mate....of course you'll see these shores again, if you want to see real green pastures I can post some pictures of our new home here in N.Ireland :banana:
Bloody cyclists, some want to occupy as much road as possible and seem to show little consideration for other road users, I wonder if they also drive cars and if so what is their opinion of big groups of cyclists blocking their way. Two weekends ago I had to negotiate what was obviously a charity ride out and there was well in excess of 1000 bikes in groups of maybe 100+ they were a F*in nightmare, and frankly bloody dangerous
Rant over :gun_bandana:
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Is it not time for cyclists to take a test before being allowed on the road. Combine bad cycling with bad driving and it is a recipe for disaster. Would be a good source of revenue too.
Don't start me with on our friends on pedals....as a trucker I see a lot of their antics.... :hammer: :hammer: back to Jim's post...we have a spare bedroom it's there if you want a visit to see green fields in Warwickshire... :biker3: