I have only just noticed I might be the only one but I carry a mascot on my handlebar stem. It's a fake rooks skull and is affectionaly known as the the "lookout". For all the Stephen King fans, yes I know it was in "Wizard and Glass" of the Dark Tower series. So does anyone else have a mascot on their bike?
I have only just noticed I might be the only one but I carry a mascot on my handlebar stem. It's a fake rooks skull and is affectionaly known as the the "lookout". For all the Stephen King fans, yes I know it was in "Wizard and Glass" of the Dark Tower series. So does anyone else have a mascot on their bike?
I'm going to buy one next Thursday :o)
I see that Lidl will be selling squeezy/squeeky horns next week and I'm going to have one for my commuter handlebars. I can't decide between the cheerful duck, the ferocious dinosaur or the crocodile in a pork pie hat.
Anyone suggesting the elephant would be most appropriate will have their tyres let down. Pssssssssstttt.
(I think the crocodile will win, the hat looks cool and he's really aero)
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I see that Lidl will be selling squeezy/squeeky horns next week and I'm going to have one for my commuter handlebars. I can't decide between the cheerful duck, the ferocious dinosaur or the crocodile in a pork pie hat.
At university I used to have a wonderful squeaky duck on my handlebar (he looked a bit like Mr Cadburys Parrot, but in orange). It was a sad day when he lost his squeak, but I kept him for several years afterwards.
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I have only just noticed I might be the only one but I carry a mascot on my handlebar stem.
No you aren't. On at least one occasion last autumn, a chap from Royal Sutton CC [1] turned up to a West Midlands League race with a miniature rubber chicken (!) on the stem of his 'cross bike!