Inspired by you L2Bers

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Bacchus replied

15 June 2014, 21:07
Originally posted by cojak View Post

was able to stop my bike lock and purse jumping out as I hit bumps freewheeling down a hill by taking my cardie off and stuffing it in.

I think I may be in love...

Originally posted by cojak View Post

(I didn't have a dog but boy that sign was needed...)

You were going to tulip on the grass... and a sign stopped you?? Love may have died... (now ignore the sign and who knows...? )
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xoggoth replied

15 June 2014, 21:04
Here's a proper biking event:

Pictures: Thousands bare all for London Naked Bike Ride 2014 - Quirky London - London 24

Hang on though, they mostly seem to be weird males. Why is that true of all naturist/nudist things? One goes to a nudist beach and nearly everyone there is a saggy old person, mostly male.

So I am told anyway. Wouldn't dream of it myself.
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xoggoth replied

15 June 2014, 20:48
Monday, 30 July 2012. Bleedin' 'eck Kojak, your blog is even more out of date than mine. Why not post a pic of you with your cardie off?
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Troll replied

15 June 2014, 20:16
Surely the basket should be at the rear
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cojak replied

15 June 2014, 20:03
Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

Erm, do you really need to chain that thing up

It was next to a river. Bikes are made to be thrown into them.
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SimonMac replied

15 June 2014, 20:01
Originally posted by cojak View Post

I took my own (t)rusty steed out for a spin this morning.

I am now aware of the shortcomings of my basket but was able to stop my bike lock and purse jumping out as I hit bumps freewheeling down a hill by taking my cardie off and stuffing it in.

The photo was taken when I stopped for a nice cup of tea and a piece of cake.

(I didn't have a dog but boy that sign was needed...)

Erm, do you really need to chain that thing up
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cojak replied

15 June 2014, 19:53
I don't know. Are roundabouts involved?
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mudskipper replied

15 June 2014, 19:52
Excellent!

Shall we sign you up for next year?
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cojak started a topic Inspired by you L2Bers

15 June 2014, 19:51
Inspired by you L2Bers

I took my own (t)rusty steed out for a spin this morning.

I am now aware of the shortcomings of my basket but was able to stop my bike lock and purse jumping out as I hit bumps freewheeling down a hill by taking my cardie off and stuffing it in.

The photo was taken when I stopped for a nice cup of tea and a piece of cake.

(I didn't have a dog but boy that sign was needed...)
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