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Poorly equipped cyclist last night in Sydney

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  1. With the arrival of QM II and QE II in Sydney, traffic was gridlocked
    last night till very very late. For obvious reasons, many
    sightseeing/commuters locals were on their bikes. But based on what I
    saw last night, a good percentage were helmetless and lightless. And
    they still rode up and down grid locked streets b/n impatient cars and
    trucks.

    I sweated for them!
    --

  2. Artoi said:

    With the arrival of QM II and QE II in Sydney, traffic was gridlocked
    last night till very very late. For obvious reasons, many
    sightseeing/commuters locals were on their bikes. But based on what I
    saw last night, a good percentage were helmetless and lightless. And
    they still rode up and down grid locked streets b/n impatient cars and
    trucks.

    I sweated for them!
    --


    Thank goodness they are not US ships. They may well have crashed and killed a few people. A mate who is a pilot (and cyclist) brings all the big ones in to Fremantle. He has a ticket to drive any size ship and he brings all sorts in to dock. He reckons the American warships are the most worrying in terms of the ability of the bridge officers to actually drive their ships.

    SteveA

  3. Artoi said:

    With the arrival of QM II and QE II in Sydney, traffic was gridlocked last night till very very late. For obvious reasons, many
    sightseeing/commuters locals were on their bikes. But based on what I
    saw last night, a good percentage were helmetless and lightless. And
    they still rode up and down grid locked streets b/n impatient cars and
    trucks. I sweated for them!

    This occurs daily in lawless London.

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