What I'm mostly worried about when on a cycle.

Two hands on the handlebars means your in great position for a right
or left hander from somebody. Always worries me when I go past a group
of neds. A wrestling-style clothesline too. No chance of getting out
the way of that.

They'd hit me, and I'd topple over, and they *******s would have my
bike.

In article .com,
writes:
| Two hands on the handlebars means your in great position for a right
| or left hander from somebody. Always worries me when I go past a group
| of neds. A wrestling-style clothesline too. No chance of getting out
| the way of that.

I haven't seen any Neds in YEARS! Where DO you live? And have you
tried riding further out?

| They'd hit me, and I'd topple over, and they *******s would have my
| bike.

They'd have a job riding mine :-)


Regards,
Nick Maclaren.

In article .com,
says...
Two hands on the handlebars means your in great position for a right
or left hander from somebody. Always worries me when I go past a group
of neds. A wrestling-style clothesline too. No chance of getting out
the way of that.

They'd hit me, and I'd topple over, and they *******s would have my
bike.

Either duck, or ride into them hard using your shoulder or elbow for
maximum effect, then leave quickly. :-)

wrote in message
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Two hands on the handlebars means your in great position for a right
or left hander from somebody. Always worries me when I go past a group
of neds. A wrestling-style clothesline too. No chance of getting out
the way of that.

They'd hit me, and I'd topple over, and they *******s would have my
bike.


David, I think you worry too much. I don't mean just about this, but nearly
all of your threads is a "cycling is dangerous" style post.

"Worst Injury?"
"Man attacked"
"Do people fly over handlebars?"
"wise to cycle in Feburary?"

and so on.

I suggest you either give cycling up for your peace of mind, or just don't
worry about it all and get on with it.

"elyob" wrote in message
...

wrote in message
oups.com...
Two hands on the handlebars means your in great position for a right
or left hander from somebody. Always worries me when I go past a group
of neds. A wrestling-style clothesline too. No chance of getting out
the way of that.

They'd hit me, and I'd topple over, and they *******s would have my
bike.


David, I think you worry too much. I don't mean just about this, but
nearly all of your threads is a "cycling is dangerous" style post.

"Worst Injury?"
"Man attacked"
"Do people fly over handlebars?"
"wise to cycle in Feburary?"

and so on.

I suggest you either give cycling up for your peace of mind, or just don't
worry about it all and get on with it.

He hasn't deliberated about the merits of helmets yet......

vernon wrote:


He hasn't deliberated about the merits of helmets yet......



You sod. :-) You'll start him off on another tedious thread.