Recreational cyclists

[Black_White]

Guilty unless proven innocent?
Sounds like Ted has all the answers.
I'll install this;
http://techverse.com.au/mini-video-reco ... medium=cpc

Problem solved.

[5150]

Beep Beep... This would be funny if it were not true.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/n ... 6310873619

[Nick - Pie Man]

Sydneysiders. What do you expect

[5150]

Sydneysiders. What do you expect

Registration and a licence plate for starters.

[stui magpie]

Sydneysiders. What do you expect

Bloody dickhead Sydney people

[5150]

Sydneysiders. What do you expect

Bloody dickhead Sydney people

Is this another example of Rocketronnies exercise in reverse bigotry?

I'd like to bag Sydney too, but fear the backlash...

[HAL]

They do their own thing.

[stui magpie]

Sydneysiders. What do you expect

Bloody dickhead Sydney people

Is this another example of Rocketronnies exercise in reverse bigotry?

I'd like to bag Sydney too, but fear the backlash...

LOL.

I hate Sydney. Been there a number of times, just really don't like the place. Most sensible people I know who've lived there, left.

I know a few people who live there and most of them are reasonably sane, but I think they're in the minority up there.

Tip of a city, chock full of grade A twats.

[Morrigu]

Sydneysiders. What do you expect

Bloody dickhead Sydney people

Oi you two I'm a Balmain girl and I take offense at your comments!!

Oh wait a moment I left there - carry on

[partypie]

I lived in Sydney in the 80s. Loved sitting on a crowded bus having a conversation on the lines of
Me: footy season starts next week
Best friend: oh you mean real footy - AFL?
Every head on the bus would swivel round to stare at the upstarts

[watt price tully]

I lived in Sydney in the 80s. Loved sitting on a crowded bus having a conversation on the lines of
Me: footy season starts next week
Best friend: oh you mean real footy - AFL?
Every head on the bus would swivel round to stare at the upstarts

[watt price tully]

Riding from night shift is tough. Tired as hell but you sort of wake up as you go. Finished much later than I would have preferred last night - with Swanstaon Street being renovated & out of order for cyclists we are forced to use Elizabeth street. Wow that wakes you.

Because I left much later & I don't usually need to ride in peak hour it was an amazing experience. Going down Elizabeth steeet to Flinders street - needing to avoid the left lane because of the hook turns means you ride in the right lane more or less & there are vast numbers of cyclists & cars. Some think it's a cycling sprint to get to the next red light, motor bikes (those little moped jobs) using the bike lanes when there is one, motion everwhere.

Mein Got.

Finally get to St Kilda road & head home - much better.

[think positive]

Riding from night shift is tough. Tired as hell but you sort of wake up as you go. Finished much later than I would have preferred last night - with Swanstaon Street being renovated & out of order for cyclists we are forced to use Elizabeth street. Wow that wakes you.

Because I left much later & I don't usually need to ride in peak hour it was an amazing experience. Going down Elizabeth steeet to Flinders street - needing to avoid the left lane because of the hook turns means you ride in the right lane more or less & there are vast numbers of cyclists & cars. Some think it's a cycling sprint to get to the next red light, motor bikes (those little moped jobs) using the bike lanes when there is one, motion everwhere.

Mein Got.

Finally get to St Kilda road & head home - much better.

i dont know whether to take my hat off to you or shake my head!!

your bloody mad!!

how long does it take to get home??

is your job physical?

[watt price tully]

Riding from night shift is tough. Tired as hell but you sort of wake up as you go. Finished much later than I would have preferred last night - with Swanstaon Street being renovated & out of order for cyclists we are forced to use Elizabeth street. Wow that wakes you.

Because I left much later & I don't usually need to ride in peak hour it was an amazing experience. Going down Elizabeth steeet to Flinders street - needing to avoid the left lane because of the hook turns means you ride in the right lane more or less & there are vast numbers of cyclists & cars. Some think it's a cycling sprint to get to the next red light, motor bikes (those little moped jobs) using the bike lanes when there is one, motion everwhere.

Mein Got.

Finally get to St Kilda road & head home - much better.

i dont know whether to take my hat off to you or shake my head!!

your bloody mad!!

how long does it take to get home??

is your job physical?

My job is not physical. I assess people's mental state & risk (whether they are going to kill themselves or others, or deteriorate, whether they need to be made involuntary or not, where to get the best service, what type of treatment might be needed, making sure people with a mental illness get a fair go from general medical & nursing staff) etc.

When I'm fit & get a decent run with traffic lights it was 35-40 min. When I'm less fit & now with Elizabeth street, 45-50 min.

[think positive]

Riding from night shift is tough. Tired as hell but you sort of wake up as you go. Finished much later than I would have preferred last night - with Swanstaon Street being renovated & out of order for cyclists we are forced to use Elizabeth street. Wow that wakes you.

Because I left much later & I don't usually need to ride in peak hour it was an amazing experience. Going down Elizabeth steeet to Flinders street - needing to avoid the left lane because of the hook turns means you ride in the right lane more or less & there are vast numbers of cyclists & cars. Some think it's a cycling sprint to get to the next red light, motor bikes (those little moped jobs) using the bike lanes when there is one, motion everwhere.

Mein Got.

Finally get to St Kilda road & head home - much better.

i dont know whether to take my hat off to you or shake my head!!

your bloody mad!!

how long does it take to get home??

is your job physical?

My job is not physical. I assess people's mental state & risk (whether they are going to kill themselves or others, or deteriorate, whether they need to be made involuntary or not, where to get the best service, what type of treament might be needed, making sure people with a mental illness get a fair go from general medical & nursing staff) etc.

When I'm fit & get a decent run with traffic lights it was 35-40 min. Whe I'm less fit & now with Elizabeth street, 45-50 min.

oh wow,

i guess the ride helps you to "debrief" for want of a better word.