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Old 14 February 2009, 06:31 AM   #18
Jimbits76
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Being an avid cyclist myself I can only speak for my own situation. Caution is the the number one rule in my book. If I had exercised my 'right of way' on every occasion I wouldn't be writing this. Always remember you are very vulnerable.

Good lighting and a reflector jacket. The jacket makes you look like a traffic warden but I don't give a hoot about that. I helps! Car drivers notice me much sooner with the jacket.

Maintenance. Break pads wear out much quicker than you think and reduce the stopping power by over 60%. Very dangerous.
Why do I get the mental image of Michael Crawford careening out of control as Frank Spencer??????

Ooooohhhhh Betty!!!!!!!!!!

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