More misguided claptrap.
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Well we know what week of the month she's on. Sadly there is a difference between a 'cyclist' and ' someone who rides on pavements, jumps lights and goes to work on a bike infrequently' Unfortunately in some peoples eyes, we all get stuffed in the same bag.
Ironically we had 2 front riders indicate with arms aloft to go left off road last Sunday and we met a barrage of abuse from a passenger in a car at the junction opposite, because the driver didnt see 2 ' brightly coloured' arms pointing left. Bless the country.
Ironically we had 2 front riders indicate with arms aloft to go left off road last Sunday and we met a barrage of abuse from a passenger in a car at the junction opposite, because the driver didnt see 2 ' brightly coloured' arms pointing left. Bless the country.
Some woman columnist at the Daily Mail is at it as well, silly b
h.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2242003/...
h.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2242003/...
Edited by AndrewEH1 on Monday 3rd December 09:55
http://www.andbike.cc/culture/the-orange-revolutio...
This makes for an interesting contrast to the bile and bilge in the Express and Mail.
And the first comment in intersting too - that the Dutch bike culture is so successful simply because it isn't a culture, just everyday folk going about an everyday activity, which therefore doesn't perpetuate the them and us mentality we have over here.
But with the mainstream media still hell bent on marginalising cycling even more than it is already we have a long way to go. Hell, I bet if those articles were posted in the News, Politics and Economis section of PH you'd have the majority agreeing with them. And that War on Britain's Roads thing on Wednesday ain't going to help either.
It's like the Olympics and TdF never happened isn't it?
This makes for an interesting contrast to the bile and bilge in the Express and Mail.
And the first comment in intersting too - that the Dutch bike culture is so successful simply because it isn't a culture, just everyday folk going about an everyday activity, which therefore doesn't perpetuate the them and us mentality we have over here.
But with the mainstream media still hell bent on marginalising cycling even more than it is already we have a long way to go. Hell, I bet if those articles were posted in the News, Politics and Economis section of PH you'd have the majority agreeing with them. And that War on Britain's Roads thing on Wednesday ain't going to help either.
It's like the Olympics and TdF never happened isn't it?
AndrewEH1 said:
Some woman columnist at the Daily Mail is at it as well, silly b
h.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2242003/...
Type "Melanie Phillips is an" into google for an obvious auto-complete LOL followed by commentary on all the retarded articles she has ever written.
h.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2242003/...
Edited by AndrewEH1 on Monday 3rd December 09:55
Mr Gear said:
AndrewEH1 said:
Some woman columnist at the Daily Mail is at it as well, silly b
h.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2242003/...
Type "Melanie Phillips is an" into google for an obvious auto-complete LOL followed by commentary on all the retarded articles she has ever written.
h.http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2242003/...
Edited by AndrewEH1 on Monday 3rd December 09:55
Cycling reflects life, and in both there are w
kers of the highest order.I've posted similar in the thread about the War on Britain's Roads programme on tonight, but I do not want to be tarred with the same brush as the minority of cyclists who flaunt the laws of the road. I do not want the judgement of the driver trying to overtake me being compromised by a belief that I'm another one of 'those bloody cyclists' which articles like this encourage.
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