drogyn wrote:Back on the bike. Cycled to work - felt good.
I'll second the good news. Any news on the driver? I'm guessing if not found a claim could be had through the MIB. Thats what they're there for I spose.
Hit and run
Re: Hit and run
I'll second the good news. Any news on the driver? I'm guessing if not found a claim could be had through the MIB. Thats what they're there for I spose.
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thehappycyclist
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Re: Hit and run
Hi Drogyn,
Glad to hear you are getting back on the bike. Little Crosby is on my 7 mile commute, I live 2 miles from there and after one too many near misses at that corner I always take primary as it is very tight. Little Crosby is a nice wee village most of the time, but in rush hour it is a bit nose to tail and the road is a bit narrow so I ride strong secondary through most of it, to stop aggressive overtakes. Last year I had a suit in a BMW pull alongside me with the window down and bellow " Put it on the fxxking kerb you looser" My instant response " Ooh get you!" (in my best Charles Hawtrey impression) left him looking a bit confused.
Have you had any luck tracing the lowlife that hit you? Good luck with it.
Glad to hear you are getting back on the bike. Little Crosby is on my 7 mile commute, I live 2 miles from there and after one too many near misses at that corner I always take primary as it is very tight. Little Crosby is a nice wee village most of the time, but in rush hour it is a bit nose to tail and the road is a bit narrow so I ride strong secondary through most of it, to stop aggressive overtakes. Last year I had a suit in a BMW pull alongside me with the window down and bellow " Put it on the fxxking kerb you looser" My instant response " Ooh get you!" (in my best Charles Hawtrey impression) left him looking a bit confused.
Have you had any luck tracing the lowlife that hit you? Good luck with it.