Seriously want one of these for no reason other than just to ride down town and try it out 
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/fed-up-cyclist ... rists.html
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/fed-up-cyclist ... rists.html
New bike horn, could save you in traffic
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Not sure even that would wake some of the dozy buggers up ... although it may kill off any passing pensioners with weak hearts! :shock:
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Gotta get me one of those ...
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Just make sure you're good at looking over your shoulder whilst in reverse!
On a more sombre note; if cyclists didn't insist on riding up the inside of trucks and lorries where they can't be seen fewer of them would get turned into fashionably clad mincemeat! :?
On a more sombre note; if cyclists didn't insist on riding up the inside of trucks and lorries where they can't be seen fewer of them would get turned into fashionably clad mincemeat! :?
We_are_Stevo":3u59srlp said:Just make sure you're good at looking over your shoulder whilst in reverse!
On a more sombre note; if cyclists didn't insist on riding up the inside of trucks and lorries where they can't be seen fewer of them would get turned into fashionably clad mincemeat! :?
I'd agree with that. You do see a lot of people doing daft stuff; might be a bit anal but I always make a point, if I happen to be road riding, of waiting at red lights, for example - if I'm on the road I'm part of the traffic as far as I'm concerned.
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garrema":1xytv6t6 said:Wouldn't be happy with that compressed gas cylinder a few cm away from my plums!
Besides looks a bit tail heavy/ front light which will make climbing interesting.
No worries, if the gas cylinder blows or ruptures, you will never know what happened.
As for the weight distribution, I bet that thing wheelies really well.
