Have I now seen it all?
spen666
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Cycling to work this morning near Blind Beggar Pub, I was stopped at traffic lights on Mile End road heading West, when I saw a cyclist coming across the lights (which were green in his favour) riding perfectly sensibly, but in his left hand, he had 2 crutches which he somehow managed to hold onto as well as the handlebars.
Odd, but not that odd you say!
However, his left foot and lower leg were encased in a rigid plaster. It looked as though he had a broken ankle or something similar.
Never seen anyone riding a bike with such an injury before. (He didn't have an SPD cleat on his plaster though)
Odd, but not that odd you say!
However, his left foot and lower leg were encased in a rigid plaster. It looked as though he had a broken ankle or something similar.
Never seen anyone riding a bike with such an injury before. (He didn't have an SPD cleat on his plaster though)
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That does indeed take the biscuit.
Probably beats my sighting of what i first thought was a tandem with a leg for a cross bar.
On closer inspection, it was a fairly regular tandem, with a one legged stoker, who had his artificial leg removed and strapped to the crossbar for safe stowage (presumably so as not to cause unecessary wear on the knee joint?).Bianchi Infinito CV
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t4tomo wrote:That does indeed take the biscuit.
Probably beats my sighting of what i first thought was a tandem with a leg for a cross bar.
On closer inspection, it was a fairly regular tandem, with a one legged stoker, who had his artificial leg removed and strapped to the crossbar for safe stowage (presumably so as not to cause unecessary wear on the knee joint?).
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bompington wrote:Saw a guy with a 3-piece suite on the back of a bike in Uganda - one of those rattan cane type ones that you get for conservatories round here. Sofa tied onto rack, chair hanging off each end, cushions balanced on top of sofa.
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