If you had two lanes on a road in the same direction at traffic lights and there is a car in each lane, most cyclists go through the cars and either sit in front of one of the cars or between or two the side of one of the cars right?
If you had two lanes on a road in the same direction at traffic lights and there is a cyclist in each lane, where would you position your cycle? Why? ;0)
If you had two lanes on a road in the same direction at traffic lights and there is a car in each lane, most cyclists go through the cars and either sit in front of one of the cars or between or two the side of one of the cars right?
If you had two lanes on a road in the same direction at traffic lights and there is a cyclist in each lane, where would you position your cycle? Why? ;0)
Behind. More fun to burn them up from that position.
~PB, home early to avoid sun burn. Warning: It's a hot one out there!
If you had two lanes on a road in the same direction at traffic lights and there is a cyclist in each lane, where would you position your cycle? Why?
If the cyclists in front look like little old ladies on shoppers then I may go ahead , or if they look like Scott Gamble, behind.Cars are usually slow off the mark and the ones behind me in a panic to get through the lights, so it is for their benefit that I go to the front to clear the junction as soon as possible. Also it doesn't do for a bike to be going through at the end of the green because the slower riders will have some problem clearing the junction before the other roads want to start. So we drivers are, naturally , pleased to see the cycles go to the front.