Oldjohnw wrote:We're starting to have coffee with our neighbours over the fence.
Yuk - tea will do for us, thanks!
Oldjohnw wrote:We're starting to have coffee with our neighbours over the fence.
mjr wrote:The Deputy Chief Medical Officer at today's gov.uk press conference specifically mentioned cycling as good exercise.
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Syd wrote:British Cycling have allegedly asked the government to recommend cycling during the outbreak.
https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/late ... mic-452090
Probably a preemptive move as they feel the government may ban it.
LinusR wrote:Marcus Aurelius wrote:It’s coming. Probably within a week. The Government have deliberately left cycling out of their list of ‘approved physical activities’ because of the risk of getting flattened by cretins in vehicles, and detracting from the stretched NHS.
No that's not it. They're just incompetent and left cycling out. Plenty of pedestrians get flattened by the cretins
I have a friend who lives in Spain and he explained to me what is happening there.
I you are an essential worker going to work, or you are going to the shops or pharmacy, you can walk, run, cycle, motorbike, or drive to your destination. All other forms of outside activity are banned - including going to the beach on your own for a swim in the sea. If you have a dog you can go out to walk it. Apart from that you are not allowed to leave your home on foot, by bicycle or car.
The utility cyclist wrote:I
The whole 2 metre distance thing makes no sense when you're physically moving at speed, and surely the heat you generate is more likely to stop you from getting C.19 and passing it on as it hates higher temperatures (Chinese have already determined that peak air temp for transmission is 8.75C, we already know that corona viruses die like other similar viruses/bacteria at temps above 82C though NHS and other places say lower.
nirakaro wrote:The utility cyclist wrote:Chinese have already determined that peak air temp for transmission is 8.75C, we already know that corona viruses die like other similar viruses/bacteria at temps above 82C though NHS and other places say lower.
References please?
The utility cyclist wrote:nirakaro wrote:The utility cyclist wrote:Chinese have already determined that peak air temp for transmission is 8.75C, we already know that corona viruses die like other similar viruses/bacteria at temps above 82C though NHS and other places say lower.
References please?
I got the temp wrong for China by 1C
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science ... ank-summer
This isn't the document I was looking at but says exactly the same thing except says it's what I said https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/effect-t ... rles-wiles
thatsnotmyname wrote:The utility cyclist wrote:nirakaro wrote:References please?
I got the temp wrong for China by 1C
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science ... ank-summer
This isn't the document I was looking at but says exactly the same thing except says it's what I said https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/effect-t ... rles-wiles
If temperature was so critical, then nobody in Saudi (for example - other hot countries are available) would be getting the virus via community transmission. You really do need to lay off the conspiracy websites...
francovendee wrote:I think the UK is slowly following what has happened here in France.
The rules on cycling aren't very clear but as far as I can find out:
Cycling is permitted for short distances and close to home. I've see a radius of 2 km mentioned. [...]
mjr wrote:fastpedaller wrote:I certainly heard a statement today saying they may ban jogging, [... ]
A statement by who?
mjr wrote:...Reports from France are conflicted. There's at least one Facebook post about cycling being banned which I'm 90% sure is a hoax.
hemo wrote:So I can't cycle to Sainsburys/Preston Park 20 odd miles away and have to use the one only 2 miles away .