i'm just taking the kid to school...

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  • foxc_uk
    foxc_uk Posts: 1,292
    In Long Eaton... really doesn't surprise me.
  • A few winters back I saw one day walking down an icy path with a toddler on his shoulders. Pillock.
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  • SimonAH
    SimonAH Posts: 3,730
    I often cycle with my daughter (eight) in the piggy back position when I pick her up from school and I'm on a cycle commute day. Arms round my neck, legs round my waist. On a drop bar bike she's practically lying down, it's secure as you like (and she loves it!)

    To be fair it's 1/4 mile on residential streets but I've had a few tuts.

    Fcuk'em

    On the shoulders though? Just think of the leverage if he went over...
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  • cooldad
    cooldad Posts: 32,599
    SimonAH wrote:
    I often cycle with my daughter (eight) in the piggy back position when I pick her up from school and I'm on a cycle commute day. Arms round my neck, legs round my waist. On a drop bar bike she's practically lying down, it's secure as you like (and she loves it!)
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  • welshkev
    welshkev Posts: 9,690
    SimonAH wrote:
    I often cycle with my daughter (eight) in the piggy back position when I pick her up from school and I'm on a cycle commute day. Arms round my neck, legs round my waist. On a drop bar bike she's practically lying down, it's secure as you like (and she loves it!)

    To be fair it's 1/4 mile on residential streets but I've had a few tuts.

    Fcuk'em

    On the shoulders though? Just think of the leverage if he went over...

    i think 8 is ok though as they have the knowledge that they can jump off from your back....obviously not going down a dh track or something :lol:
  • better than wasting 25 quid of his smack money on a child seat, assuming the bike he nicked hadn't already got one. gotta love long eaton
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  • RevellRider
    RevellRider Posts: 1,794
    Good old Mong Eaton.

    Knowing some of the people out of there, I very much doubt the child was going to school though
  • foxc_uk
    foxc_uk Posts: 1,292
    Knowing some of the people out of there, I very much doubt the child was going to school though
    + potato
  • oodboo
    oodboo Posts: 2,171
    My mate got a video of a guy doing the same thing in newcastle, only the guy was riding a unicycle.
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  • I'd never hear of Long Eaton (living in scotland). Cracking blog (woile.blogspot.com) glassing in the pub, couple of stabbings, cannabis factory, attacks, seiges, and the feel good story Daisy, the jack russell has been found and is back home safe and well.

    Somehow Ithink Daisy was running away and not wanting to be found.
  • RevellRider
    RevellRider Posts: 1,794
    edited November 2012
    You missed this classic out:

    http://woile.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/man ... ality.html

    Where's the 'I Love Horses' webpage when you need it?
  • St Mark wrote:
    I'd never hear of Long Eaton (living in scotland). Cracking blog (woile.blogspot.com) glassing in the pub, couple of stabbings, cannabis factory, attacks, seiges, and the feel good story Daisy, the jack russell has been found and is back home safe and well.

    Somehow Ithink Daisy was running away and not wanting to be found.

    eh?
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