Yes. And to DJR, you can also weld alumium. Um, most of the aluminium frames you see are welded. The bonded ones are sadly a thing of beauty long discarded.
Well, do you really think that your actions have no impact on people? I'm not talking purely cycling here, I'm talking life in general. If you believe what you say, then you mean that you believe that your actions have no impact on the people that see and or are impacted by them ever in their lives? I'm not so sure.
Agreed, but please take a leaf from grumpy's found a dog thread and be sure to give the supposed "owner" the third degree before you give the phone back.
Whoever said that is an idiot or misguided. It's illegal for cyclists to ride thusly. Breaking the law wont help get any respect from other road users.
I love cricket. I feel so cheated with these sub standard teams. Hopefully pakistan will put on a better show next month. I hope so, I want to take the kids to the wanderers test.
Alex: "i dont understand all this talk of "NZ batsmen dont know how to make hundreds"because they sure seem to spend alot of time watching everyone else do it"
have you read what people are saying about the owner of the dog grumps found? Enough to make you want to crawl under the bed a weep softly. And as for the OP on this abortion of a thread, you ask what the protocol is? It is wind your neck in and enjoy your ride. Let people be. FFS!
Oh, look. This thread yet again. Gee, I'm rather gonna go tell grumps that he better demand a blood sample, dental records, credit check and twelve references before he gives the dog back to it's owner.
Chapter I, section 1 clearly defines a person on a bicycle as a driver of a vehicle. Chapter IX spells out amongst others that no person may fail to stop at a stop sign, and that unless otherwise directed by a traffic official, no person may fail to obey any traffic sign. For the obtuse, a traffic light is considered a traffic sign.
