Grebel Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 As jy ophou om na fietsryers te kyk sal jy nie jou Maclaren F1 crash nie. @ mr bean: Doen 'n "search" op hierdie tema... Daar was al 'n klomp mense, myself ingesluit, wat gekla het oor dieselfde ding. Op die einde van die dag, ry net jou fiets an geniet dit! Hou aan groet. As hulle groet, lekker! As hulle nie groet nie, *** hulle!
AndreZA Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 WTF, buying a bike doesn't suddenly make you part of a lets be buddies society. I don't drive around in my car greeting all the other drivers, so why should I greet people when I'm out riding my bike. True, but you did not buy the car to be social. If you bought a racing car you would greet the people at the races. If you buy a hang glider, you would greet the people on top of the mountain. If you bought a fishing stick, you would drink klippies and moer your wife.
428 others Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 nee moet se mtb ryers groet altyd ek ry n mtb misk is dit probleem die roadies is jaloers oor die mtb ryers wat hulle wegry Probeer ons hard om die post count bietjie hoër kry?
428 others Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 Laat ek gou al jou spelfoute regmaak:Ek ry nie n F1, ek ry 'n 1976 VW Beetle,. Groet kos nie geld, klink my jy is ook so n poephol. Jy moet bietjie jou SubA geld gaan terugvra. Dalk is die Caps Lock of Shift stukkend op die keyboard?
mr bean Posted August 11, 2011 Author Posted August 11, 2011 Laat ek gou al jou spelfoute regmaak:Ek ry nie n F1, ek ry 'n 1976 VW Beetle,. Groet kos nie geld, klink my jy is ook so n poephol. Jy moet bietjie jou SubA geld gaan terugvra.kom by dit is nie n opstel wat ek geskyf het wat jy moet merk
AndreZA Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 Dalk is die Caps Lock of Shift stukkend op die keyboard? Dalk was dit in die F1.
GLuvsMtb Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 Ek moet erken dat as ek elke ou op 'n bike moet groet op 'n Saterdag oggend soos ek Chappies toe en terug ry, sal my hande permanent van die handlebars af wees. Ek is ook meer geneig om na die ou voor my se wiel te kyk as ek my padfiets ry. Dit het met evolusie te doen. Padfiets ryers is nie ten volle "errect" nie, maar mountain bikers is. Met die mountain bike sit ek mos lekker regop en kan ander fietsryers van myle af sien aankom. As jy vinnig tik, kan ons nog telefoon nommers ook uitruil terwyl jy verby kom en as ek deur 'n pothole gaan is dit actually lekker met die mountain bike. Met die padfiets is dit gewoonlik duur as ek deur 'n pothole gaan. As regop sit en groet jou ding is, great! Maar party ouens is besig om te oefen en te konsentreer op hulle tempo ride, intervalle, die verkeer, etc. Miskien is dit onbeskof om hulle konsentrasie so te verbreek.
AndreZA Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 Ek moet erken dat as ek elke ou op 'n bike moet groet op 'n Saterdag oggend soos ek Chappies toe en terug ry, sal my hande permanent van die handlebars af wees. Ek is ook meer geneig om na die ou voor my se wiel te kyk as ek my padfiets ry. Dit het met evolusie te doen. Padfiets ryers is nie ten volle "errect" nie, maar mountain bikers is. Met die mountain bike sit ek mos lekker regop en kan ander fietsryers van myle af sien aankom. As jy vinnig tik, kan ons nog telefoon nommers ook uitruil terwyl jy verby kom en as ek deur 'n pothole gaan is dit actually lekker met die mountain bike. Met die padfiets is dit gewoonlik duur as ek deur 'n pothole gaan. As regop sit en groet jou ding is, great! Maar party ouens is besig om te oefen en te konsentreer op hulle tempo ride, intervalle, die verkeer, etc. Miskien is dit onbeskof om hulle konsentrasie so te verbreek. Jy het nie jou hande nodig om net jou kop te knik nie.
428 others Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 Jy het nie jou hande nodig om net jou kop te knik nie. Maar jy het jou linker pinkie nodig om Shift in te hou...
Goodbadugly Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 kom by dit is nie n opstel wat ek geskyf het wat jy moet merkNobody, yes NODODY will think anything of you if you continue to be the poephol you referred to earlier...
Bike Mob Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 I agree with the OP... anyone that doesn't greet me is a windgat. While training and bleeding from the ears I always give a courteous wave and smile and say "Hello" or "G'day" no matter how thick the red mist is during my interval... I also wave at all other drivers while I drive... and all runners or walkers while I do the same. Sometimes i even cross-pollinate and greet runners while I ride... Shameful I know
Garfield2010 Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 Oor die algemeen is MTB-ryers baie meer vriendelik as roadies....... maar dit is nie van belang nie.... Roadies is elkgeval meer gestress deur karre en als so dit maak eintlik sin Wie gee inelkgeval om? As my dag bepaal moet word deur `n vreemdeling wat my nie groet nie op `n fiets dan is daar sekerlik iets fout met my? Ek kan jou belowe dat niemand bedoel elkgeval die groet nie. Die vreemde fietsryer oorkant die pad se dalk "more more"..... meanwhile dink hy vir homself "hahaha kyk die arme tappit se crap fiets" Ek groet omdat ek skynheilig is en nie mense soos Mr Bean wil ontstel nie. Ons lewe in `n onstabiele tye vol baie onstabiele mense. Netnou maak Mr Bean `n "can of roadrage" oop op my.... So Mr Bean. Hoewel ek jou volgende keer baie vriendelik gaan groet, dink ek steeds jy het `n k@k fiets en is `n poephol....
Lucky Luke. Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 I agree with the OP... anyone that doesn't greet me is a windgat. While training and bleeding from the ears I always give a courteous wave and smile and say "Hello" or "G'day" no matter how thick the red mist is during my interval... I also wave at all other drivers while I drive... and all runners or walkers while I do the same. Sometimes i even cross-pollinate and greet runners while I ride... Shameful I know At pick n' pay I always wave to the other shoppers at the next till. We're all in it together after all? Anybody who doesn't wave back, fark them. Lets see who stops to help them next time their trolley loses a wheel at the back of the frozen foods aisle.
AndreZA Posted August 11, 2011 Posted August 11, 2011 I agree with the OP... anyone that doesn't greet me is a windgat. While training and bleeding from the ears I always give a courteous wave and smile and say "Hello" or "G'day" no matter how thick the red mist is during my interval... I also wave at all other drivers while I drive... and all runners or walkers while I do the same. Sometimes i even cross-pollinate and greet runners while I ride... Shameful I know I hope you do not cross-pollinate while running.
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