This cyclist ought to be shot
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having had this link sent to me, not only would i now never buy that product but if the rider is anything to do with the company then not do i only wish him harm of the most graphic type i also want his company to fail spectacularly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedd...
3:25 onwards really demonstrates his 'skills'
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedd...
3:25 onwards really demonstrates his 'skills'
Stig said:
Comment left 7 months ago. Riding like that, I'd be surprised if Andy Ellis is even with us any more.
He's still posting videos, so somehow has managed to live a very charmed life.His comment on that video :
andyellis said:
Cool. If you were a cyclist in London you would know that it works both ways, I come across people crossing the road when it's green for me all the time.
st! people run across the road whilst heavy traffic is stood still and cyclists are riding in between.
I have never hit a person and a person has never hit me.
When/if you do it will be your fault not mine
What a complete and utter cock. Just because other people are being idiots, that gives you an excuse to do stupendously stupid moves?st! people run across the road whilst heavy traffic is stood still and cyclists are riding in between.
I have never hit a person and a person has never hit me.
When/if you do it will be your fault not mine
Its a bloody miracle that he hasn't hit anyone, or hasn't been hit. Absolutely nothing to do with skill.
I've seen worse...
Although I do love the double irony in that vid - both the title 'tool demonstration', and the idea of showcasing a tool to let you change gears (whilst out and about)... on a fixie . Maybe I'll build and demonstrate my own device for changing gears on a fixie: think I'll call it a 'derailleur'. This will have the added advantage of being lighter than carrying a lockring tool aroud, and being usable whilst on the move
Although I do love the double irony in that vid - both the title 'tool demonstration', and the idea of showcasing a tool to let you change gears (whilst out and about)... on a fixie . Maybe I'll build and demonstrate my own device for changing gears on a fixie: think I'll call it a 'derailleur'. This will have the added advantage of being lighter than carrying a lockring tool aroud, and being usable whilst on the move
paranoid airbag said:
I've seen worse...
Although I do love the double irony in that vid - both the title 'tool demonstration', and the idea of showcasing a tool to let you change gears (whilst out and about)... on a fixie . Maybe I'll build and demonstrate my own device for changing gears on a fixie: think I'll call it a 'derailleur'. This will have the added advantage of being lighter than carrying a lockring tool aroud, and being usable whilst on the move
A derailer wouldn't work on a fixie though, would it, what with the chain tention and that.Although I do love the double irony in that vid - both the title 'tool demonstration', and the idea of showcasing a tool to let you change gears (whilst out and about)... on a fixie . Maybe I'll build and demonstrate my own device for changing gears on a fixie: think I'll call it a 'derailleur'. This will have the added advantage of being lighter than carrying a lockring tool aroud, and being usable whilst on the move
He should just get one of these - http://www.sturmey-archer.com/products/hubs/cid/3/...
paranoid airbag said:
I've seen worse...
Although I do love the double irony in that vid - both the title 'tool demonstration', and the idea of showcasing a tool to let you change gears (whilst out and about)... on a fixie . Maybe I'll build and demonstrate my own device for changing gears on a fixie: think I'll call it a 'derailleur'. This will have the added advantage of being lighter than carrying a lockring tool aroud, and being usable whilst on the move
Put me down for one.Although I do love the double irony in that vid - both the title 'tool demonstration', and the idea of showcasing a tool to let you change gears (whilst out and about)... on a fixie . Maybe I'll build and demonstrate my own device for changing gears on a fixie: think I'll call it a 'derailleur'. This will have the added advantage of being lighter than carrying a lockring tool aroud, and being usable whilst on the move
Pothole said:
That footage is speeded up clearly. I can't see that what he 'did to the bus' was any worse than the white Ka driver's actions. I doubt very much that the bus driver even noticed.
Really? You cant see how he kept close to the bus and then cut in front? Nor can you see the difference when a Ka driver has crash its called a 'bump' but when a cyclist has the same impact it usually is called a 'death'..... ffs......I asked a guy today with a comedy expression do the red lights only apply to cars cause you've just cut the last 2..... he was waiting at this one as a police car was on the other side of the junction
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