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Yes... but isn't this exactly the argument from motorists? "You can't foresee all circumstances where someone has to drive there - ergo driving...
An inspiration to us all. I hope I'll be riding that well at that age.
Had a Regina Oro block and slotted chain on my Swinnerton 531 back in the day, you can still find them second hand but depending on condition they...
Only an arsehole would use vulnerable road users as "the joke". Cretin.
Reminds me of this:
There is obviously a continuum from unpleasantness to abuse to physical violence but the statistics indicate that trans people are significantly...
How about claiming that you're the emperor? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emperor_Norton
Yeah so true, but cyclists...
That's the dictionary definition. You have the wrong word If you don't like him, fine but don't describe him as something he is not.
Or in the Australian vernacular....