Most unusual thing you have collided with whilst cycling
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On Sunday I had a new cycling experience. Whilst doing just over 50km/h I collided with a rather large object. Thankfully, it hit me in the arm rather than me cycling into it with my wheel. Had I cycled into it I would almost certainly have come off. As it was it was just a heavy thud into my arm, which resulted in me laughing, rather than large amounts of road rash and pain.
So, Mrs. Pheasant who couldn't decide whether she was crossing, or stopping, or crossing, or stopping, thank you for taking flight and not remaining on the road. I hope that you are okay!
So, Mrs. Pheasant who couldn't decide whether she was crossing, or stopping, or crossing, or stopping, thank you for taking flight and not remaining on the road. I hope that you are okay!
Not me exactly, but was following a mate down a very fast, dutsy trail on a night ride a few summers back.
Did notice a point where there was a lot more dust, but in the mayhem never really thought much of it until we got to the bottom of the tral and my mate said he saw a badger run out and felt it hit his back wheel.
Did notice a point where there was a lot more dust, but in the mayhem never really thought much of it until we got to the bottom of the tral and my mate said he saw a badger run out and felt it hit his back wheel.
Disco You said:
S10GTA said:
I have collided with a freelander (I came of worse) and a bunny (He came off worse)
That reminds me, I once ran over a squirrel (both tyres) on my mountain bike, when I was about 13. It went like this:Friend: "watch out for that squirrel"
Me: "what squirrel?"
Thunk, thunk.

So nearly hit a Fox at 35ish the other day at Afan, d
head did the usual trick of being spooked and running back towards it's safe haven, even though the route crossed my path.
Wasp in the helmet a few times.
Trees, fences and sheep obviously, hardly unusual.
Mate of my had to go for the full emergency stop in Whistler for a Bear, stopped about a meter short, shat himself and had to scoot off, he'd lost his mech and chain earlier that day.
head did the usual trick of being spooked and running back towards it's safe haven, even though the route crossed my path. Wasp in the helmet a few times.
Trees, fences and sheep obviously, hardly unusual.
Mate of my had to go for the full emergency stop in Whistler for a Bear, stopped about a meter short, shat himself and had to scoot off, he'd lost his mech and chain earlier that day.
ewenm said:
Vocal Minority said:
P-Jay said:
Wasp in the helmet a few times.

Vocal Minority said:
ewenm said:
Vocal Minority said:
P-Jay said:
Wasp in the helmet a few times.


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