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Originally Posted by
said
No it doesn't - it is just a novelty at present.
The weather is a novelty?
You do post some absolute rhubarb.
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Not so safe these cycle lanes then?
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Originally Posted by
justbecause
And keep more spares for when they too go missing?
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Originally Posted by
justbecause
And keep more spares for when they too go missing?
Just like his tree burning, they are renewable in about 30 years. If his brains were dynamite he wouldn't have enough to dent his cycling helmet.
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Originally Posted by
condemnation
sefton council were made aware of the cycle lane damage on 4th feb and its still not been fixed i cycle down there most days
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You must be the ONE cyclist I have seen, still not seen any in London St and how many years have those two wastes of money been there.
It is a recipe for chaos a bunch of IDIOTS in BOOTLE listening to a BUNCH of IDIOTS advocating MORE UNUSED CYCLE LANES.
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Originally Posted by
Little Londoner
You must be the ONE cyclist I have seen, still not seen any in London St and how many years have those two wastes of money been there.
It is a recipe for chaos a bunch of IDIOTS in BOOTLE listening to a BUNCH of IDIOTS advocating MORE UNUSED CYCLE LANES.
How many cars would you see, on one or two short and isolated pieces of roadway, if there was no practical way to drive to them ?
Roads (and cycle lanes) only become useful, when they form part of a route, that allows people to get from A to B......That's what the Council is now doing, connecting up one end of town with the other by providing a segregated continuous route. Enabling people who wish, to get about on bikes in greater safety by significantly reducing the risk of being knocked off.
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Originally Posted by
Ceam
Not so safe these cycle lanes then?
I agree with you Ceam when a cycle lane is not properly maintained ie the fixings in the road become a trip hazard at night you cant see them i nearly fell off my bike outside the ymca in Houghton st, sefton council have known about this since 4th feb and again on the 9th feb nothing has been done in 4 months!! you can phone the hse in bootle 0300 003 1647 and report the trip hazards in the rd hope that helps
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
Nasty injuries for an elderly person.
He goes down there every day and then trips over the very
thing that is SUPPOSED to be the saviour of the odd cyclist who uses the lanes which a useless joinery producer could count on the finger of his hand.
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Originally Posted by
Little Londoner
He goes down there every day and then trips over the very
thing that is SUPPOSED to be the saviour of the odd cyclist who uses the lanes which a useless joinery producer could count on the finger of his hand.
I love cycle lanes.
Been on a great ride today in this fantastic weather.
The Gov are considering ....
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So if the cyclist hadn't drifted outside of the cycle lane he wouldn't have hit the bollard holder. Hot tip "stick to the cycle lane that has been provided for you"
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
I love cycle lanes.
Been on a great ride today in this fantastic weather.
I'm particularly fond of riding converted-to-cycleway tarmacked railway lines. Not only are there no steep gradients, but there's no pesky motor traffic to contend with either. They are quiet, often tree-lined and can be very scenic in places. Passing over rivers on grand viaducts or through tunnels only adds to the enjoyment.
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Originally Posted by
The PNP
I'm particularly fond of riding converted-to-cycleway tarmacked railway lines. Not only are there no steep gradients, but there's no pesky motor traffic to contend with either. They are quiet, often tree-lined and can be very scenic in places. Passing over rivers on grand viaducts or through tunnels only adds to the enjoyment.
We have some fantastic old railway line paths in Bury.
Even better are the old paths to Mill ruins on the banks of the rivers.
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Originally Posted by
Hamble
We have some fantastic old railway line paths in Bury.
Even better are the old paths to Mill ruins on the banks of the rivers.
It's great when a route runs alongside water. Whether a canal, river or coastal route, its presence adds an extra dimension.
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case of unobservant biker .if he hit the holder ,heed had hit the bollard ,case of not reading the road ,never mind the traffic now non existant!does he drive ,id be wary!
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