quote='Graeme Dods'On Tue said:Hey its magpie season.
WHats you r problem 🙂
I wear black and white cycling gear 🙂[/QUOTE]
Port Adelaide CC ? Be one with the magpies!
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quote='Graeme Dods'On Tue said:Hey its magpie season.
WHats you r problem 🙂
I wear black and white cycling gear 🙂[/QUOTE]
Port Adelaide CC ? Be one with the magpies!
aeek said:Graeme Dods said:dave said:Hey its magpie season.
WHats you r problem 🙂
I wear black and white cycling gear 🙂
Port Adelaide CC ? Be one with the magpies!
That would be one of those football team thingies you're talking about
would it? Never worn a team strip of any description [1] as I've never
understood the appeal in paying to watch people running around a field
kicking a ball.
Graeme
[1] Unless you count having a number on my back when I played canoe polo.
Resound' [email protected] said:"Peter McCallum" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:cfsmtb said:Vaguely relevant to Australian conditions...or not?!?
'ARE YOU SAFE ON A BIKE?'
(HTTP://WWW.MOPOC.COM/M3/V1/CYCLING/QSTART.PHP)
-From the site: This is intended for people who have experience of
cycling on the roads. The object is to see if you have got into bad
habits. It must not be used as a substitute for training. It is really
good for checking you really know your stuff. It is ideal for finding
out why you're having such a stressful time on the roads when others
don't seem to have those problems. This is not meant to be a tutorial
or a substitute for proper cycle training. Intended for United Kingdom
use only.-I didn't check all the answers but there's one that's obviously wrong:
"You said a mandatory cycle lane must be used. Wrong The solid white
line means 'cars keep out' and nothing else."Qld TORUM Road Rules Regs:
"Riding in a bicycle lane on a road
247.(1) The rider of a bicycle riding on a length of road with a bicycle
lane designed for bicycles travelling in the same direction as the rider
must ride in the bicycle lane unless it is impracticable to do so.
Maximum penalty -- 20 penalty units." i.e. $1500--
Peter McCallum
Mackay Qld AUSTRALIAIt does say at the start that it's intended to only apply in the UK. Their
laws are obviously a little more liberal in that respect.
Just in case anyone read the answer and thought that the same law
applied in Australia.
P
--
Peter McCallum
Mackay Qld AUSTRALIA
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:It does say at the start that it's intended to only apply in the UK.
Their
laws are obviously a little more liberal in that respect.Just in case anyone read the answer and thought that the same law
applied in Australia.
Fair enough then 🙂
Graeme Dods said:[snip]
Graeme
[1] Unless you count having a number on my back when I played canoe polo.
They make canoes that can carry horses? Well I'll be!
Ritch
"ritcho" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Graeme Dods said:[snip]
Graeme
[1] Unless you count having a number on my back when I played canoe
polo.They make canoes that can carry horses? Well I'll be!
Ritch
--
ritcho
They ride a bit awkwardly on the turf though.
quote='Graeme Dods'On Tue said:Port Adelaide CC ? Be one with the magpies!
That would be one of those football team thingies you're talking about
would it?[/QUOTE]
Nah, Port Adelaide Cycling Club established in 1885.
aeek said:Graeme Dods said:aeek said:Port Adelaide CC ? Be one with the magpies!
That would be one of those football team thingies you're talking about
would it?Nah, 'Port Adelaide Cycling Club' (http://www.pacc.org.au/) established
in 1885.
Ahh, sorry about that, I'll just put that down to my general level of
ignorance about sporting teams/events (Australian ones in particular). I'm
vaguely aware of a bunch of hooligans going by the name of "Port Adelaide"
who kick a ball (and their opponents) around a field for money and made the
leap from there.
🙂
Graeme
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