No beer for cyclists
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james7

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594 posts

284 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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I do hope that there are not any of these irresponsible cyclists on here who stop for a cheeky beer after a ride or on the way home eek

Being a non drinker i feel i should point out the errors to any and every cyclist i see having a beer drunk

http://road.cc/content/news/228582-drunk-cyclist-w...

BoRED S2upid

21,035 posts

269 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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Trying to walk when sober in cycling shoes is bad enough never mind after 'a pint' you need mountain bike shoes.

WinstonWolf

72,863 posts

268 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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Nah, I nearly fall over in my MTB shoes even when I'm sober on smooth floors biggrin

Usget

5,426 posts

240 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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I wonder what really happened...

popeyewhite

23,012 posts

149 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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Usget said:
I wonder what really happened...
Well the cyclist pled guilty and admitted he didn't feel "capable" of riding so do you think some anti-cyclist slipped him a Mickey-Finn? biggrin
Must admit the whole caper seems counter-intuitive - what on Earth's the point? I used to ride home on my bike specifically so I could have a drink.

WinstonWolf

72,863 posts

268 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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popeyewhite said:
Usget said:
I wonder what really happened...
Well the cyclist pled guilty and admitted he didn't feel "capable" of riding so do you think some anti-cyclist slipped him a Mickey-Finn? biggrin
Must admit the whole caper seems counter-intuitive - what on Earth's the point? I used to ride home on my bike specifically so I could have a drink.
We do the same, I've even bought a "pub bike" specifically to ride home when I'm trollied biggrin

Usget

5,426 posts

240 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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popeyewhite said:
Usget said:
I wonder what really happened...
Well the cyclist pled guilty and admitted he didn't feel "capable" of riding so do you think some anti-cyclist slipped him a Mickey-Finn? biggrin
Must admit the whole caper seems counter-intuitive - what on Earth's the point? I used to ride home on my bike specifically so I could have a drink.
Well he said he'd gone "for a pint". I suppose he didn't specify what it was a pint of. If he felt unable to ride his bike safely afterwards I can only assume it was Absinthe.

popeyewhite

23,012 posts

149 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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Usget said:
Well he said he'd gone "for a pint". I suppose he didn't specify what it was a pint of. If he felt unable to ride his bike safely afterwards I can only assume it was Absinthe.
Pint of absinthe would certainly do the trick biggrin

Agent XXX

1,248 posts

135 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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sounds like he failed the 'attitude test'

anonymous-user

83 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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there is a pub at the bottom of a hill that ive ridden to, had 6-8 pints and walked home in the countryside. I honestly never knew I was committing an offence.

richardxjr

7,561 posts

239 months

Friday 1st September 2017
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We have a rule. 3 pints minimum or you might as well have driven.