Cycling UK Forum

Hi, There are many front mounted seats on the market. Have a look at the totcycle blog for some insights, but they tend to either clamp to the top tube, like the wee-ride or the stem like the hamax. I'm assuming you dont have drop bars, else front seats dont work. It might be possible to re-run or p...

I did this for a couple of years and found the whole experience rather stressful. My journey was from Birmingham New St to Canley (near Coventry). First there's getting to and from the platform. Getting through a busy station like New St with a bike at rush hour is a challenge. Large groups of movi...

niggle wrote:

Edwards wrote:Is a skirt guard required?

Probably not necessary, her skirts are somewhat short

...they are called coat guards on mens bikes in Europe. I found them useful when wearing a long coat.....

..there was an spd sandal thread that ran recently. I thibk shimano did a pair

i dont know how to cure it, i have the same problem, but i know how to reduce some of the symptons: -Neurofen, before you get on the bike -Heat patches (sticky gel patches, they work miracles, you can buy at any chemist etc -triathlon bars- it gives your back a chance to be in a different position, ...

If you are unlucky enough to have a crash and some medic sees it as a chance to take advantage of your vulnerable position to push some "faith based" advice. I would like some short easy to remember comments to politely refute their suggestions and make them think a bit about what they ar...

Geriatrix wrote:

SilverBadge wrote:And don't forget http://newsthump.com too

Thanks for that too...

ditto!

Geriatrix wrote:I've had my head in the sand. Always been a fan of "The Onion" but wished there was a British version. Thanks...

thats exactly what i thought when someone showed me the 'Mash' . Happy to return the favour!

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/cyclists-to-create-bike%11themed-superstate-201105123805/

The rise of cycling is so succesful that we're in the Daily Mash!

Get an old helmet with an adjustable plastic 'cradle' as the head contact bit inside it. Bin off all the plastic padding/expanded poly stuff, and just use the adjustable 'cradle' and chin strap as a snug head fitting camera/light mount. yep i agree with Si. Alternatively, you might want to decouple...

...and thats why i have a Corsa with a pop pout bike rack. Always on but not always on

..can anyone be bothered to send a reply?

re If anyone knows of any undisturbed cycling in Essex or Suffolk please let me know (sic for Kids) This is a great question and one which warrants some co-ordination. I must search some of the cycling route databases , as my boy is nearly 4 and on his first (pedal) bike. -There is the dunmow to hat...

...so i think some of those aggregate analysis have had some breakdowns:
-eg nighttime and seasonal
-eg Junction related incidents

dunno where to find them.

is their a 'best' wheel size for a follow-me? Whats the smallest it does?