an Observation from a non Cycle Commuter..in southampton
joec1
Posts: 494
Hi Guys...
AS i said in the title.. im a non cycle commuter. (work too far from home) so either drive or train (can walk to bath train station in a matter of seconds)
Anyway...
every wednesday i have ot train my way to southampton central from bath spa... and wait around for another fellow student for 30 mins or so.
While waiting outside commuter after commuter stops of and parks up outside the station and i must say it is fascinating. I have a MTBing background (and before than was on Motorbikes a lot) and had no idea that there was still such a following for D Locks?
and such a broad range of bikes used to commute. (i saw a lovely traditional "Bike" (cant rememebr the brand) locked up next to a £1500 Lappiere
)
anyway... i wanted ot write up and say that if any of you are the people i see on a wednesday morning at wouthampton central......
I admire your courtesy.... and wish you a good day
AS i said in the title.. im a non cycle commuter. (work too far from home) so either drive or train (can walk to bath train station in a matter of seconds)
Anyway...
every wednesday i have ot train my way to southampton central from bath spa... and wait around for another fellow student for 30 mins or so.
While waiting outside commuter after commuter stops of and parks up outside the station and i must say it is fascinating. I have a MTBing background (and before than was on Motorbikes a lot) and had no idea that there was still such a following for D Locks?
and such a broad range of bikes used to commute. (i saw a lovely traditional "Bike" (cant rememebr the brand) locked up next to a £1500 Lappiere
)anyway... i wanted ot write up and say that if any of you are the people i see on a wednesday morning at wouthampton central......
I admire your courtesy.... and wish you a good day
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