i don't mind doing this at all, but the place I'm staying at isn't mine.I share my bedroom with my bike.
I have occasional fantasies about things like this
but you need a garage or similar amount of wall space to put them in with those (I live in a poky 3 bed flat with 3 kids)I got about 10 cyclocs from a bike shop near me that was closing down. They work really well and have a slightly less industrial vibe than those metal racks.
You're going straight across from minor road to minor road?Currently got one on the balcony, under a cover, one in front of the TV and two kids bikes in the hall.
I had two cars pull out of side roads and turn right across me going straight ahead on my way home tonight New gore soft-shell jacket was aces though
Actually, I have a right of way question: This has happened to me at the same junction at least three times. Two minor roads emerging onto a major road opposite each other. Car on minor road opposite me indicating right, me not indicating because going straight ahead (sometimes I point at myself then point straight ahead if I think I'm facing a berk ), both waiting for a break in the traffic to emerge. Yellow cross hatching in the middle. Gap finally occurs and we both emerge, me straight ahead and car turns right and tries to run me over. I presume I have right of way because I'm going straight on, or does the car because it's joining the main road?
Cheers Yeah, I'm going minor to minor (comparatively). I'm always assertive in this situation, although I'm by no means perfect obviously. I've had to stop in the cross hatching a few times. What drives (no pun intended) me mad is it's perfectly possible for us both to set off at the same time, in this scenario, and not get in each others' way. I think because it's a case of crossing two lanes (plus bus lanes) of busy traffic, and not getting stuck in the cross hatching, people tend to panic-drive diagonally across rather than corner properly iyswim. I've done this manoeuvre hundreds of times at the same time as a driver who hasn't headed straight for me and had to slam their brakes on.You're going straight across from minor road to minor road?
Afaik in this situation, the person who got to the junction first has priority.
In an ideal world you should go first because they can turn right behind you so you can both get out on a smaller gap than if they go first.
In the real world make eye contact with the driver and be assertive or just wait if you're not sure.
...I switch bikes and take the cyclocross bike out, and at risk of now sounding like a spoof blog on modern cycling twattery, the Di2 battery wasn't charged, so the front derailleur wouldn't shift out of the inner ring.
That bit is me crossing Rosebury Avenue. It's not really that bad, but irritating when I'm unsure if I have the highway code given right to be annoyed when drivers do itI don't like cycling round that part of London. The drivers seem particularly negligent for some reason.
My current commute is Spitalfields-Peckham and I am yet to find a satisfactory route. The one that Google Maps gives me is too fiddly and backstreety and the most direct route is too scary. I hate riding on Tower Bridge Road, Tower Bridge itself and whole of the Aldgate area. No fun at all.
I share mine with mine, Patrick and Sophie's
bike shop. I think outdoor equipment places sell them too though, it's called a BuffArmy surplus?
bike shop. I think outdoor equipment places sell them too though, it's called a Buff
ah I see... I've been putting it off because my commute is only 15 minutes and it seems a bit ridiculous but you know what? It's long enough to get fucking cold ears.Yeah, I got mine in August in early anticipation of winter so as to avoid unexpected iceface. Well worth the money