What does Kevin Mayne really think about the opposition?
Posted: 28 Mar 2012, 7:57pm
On page 32 of the April/May Cycle, Kevin Mayne says, of the opposition to the charity conversion, "There's a very small group saying "my cycling is the only true path". I think part of the challenge is getting people to lift their heads from the 10 or 20 people they know, and reflect on the fact that cycling is really broad and pivotal."
That is not a characterisation that I particularly recognise of the people who have argued against the charity conversion under the present circumstances. It would seem a shame if, after all the ink that has been spilled on the subject, he really hasn't understood the reasons for objection. But it would be even more of a shame if he actually does understand and yet still chooses to portray it this way.
That is not a characterisation that I particularly recognise of the people who have argued against the charity conversion under the present circumstances. It would seem a shame if, after all the ink that has been spilled on the subject, he really hasn't understood the reasons for objection. But it would be even more of a shame if he actually does understand and yet still chooses to portray it this way.