Is it Worth complaining
slowmart
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So going downhill heading home and it's a nice bit of road with a right handler with no vision as to what's heading towards you.
So a shout from behind and two club riders in kit plus another rider who glances me as he nips in before the corner. A wobble and cuntybollcks disappears. So shite riding and decision making but worth a shout to the club secretary in question?
For added context is was averaging 37kmh so it would have hurt coming off.
So a shout from behind and two club riders in kit plus another rider who glances me as he nips in before the corner. A wobble and cuntybollcks disappears. So shite riding and decision making but worth a shout to the club secretary in question?
For added context is was averaging 37kmh so it would have hurt coming off.
“Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime. Teach a man to cycle and he will realize fishing is stupid and boring”
Desmond Tutu
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They shouted in advance? More than most would do in my experience.
Doesn't make it nice, or right though.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
My mates were some distance behind and they said they shouted but I didn't hear.“Give a man a fish and feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and feed him for a lifetime. Teach a man to cycle and he will realize fishing is stupid and boring”
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Next time just shout 'hold your line'I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0
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Not worth complaining, as such, you ain't gonna get chaff all in compensation...but maybe a constructive note to the club? Then again, sometimes we all get things wrong and this was one of those occasions?0
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I couldnt understand the wording of OP. Can someone explain what happened?0
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ShimanoBottomBracket wrote:I couldnt understand the wording of OP. Can someone explain what happened?
Nope, nobody can unless they guess at what was meant.0 -
mfin wrote:ShimanoBottomBracket wrote:I couldnt understand the wording of OP. Can someone explain what happened?
Nope, nobody can unless they guess at what was meant.0 -
If you use Strava, you can use the 'flyby' feature to identify the two riders assuming that their rides are also on strava and public. You could then comment on their rides that you felt the pass was a bit close, and fairly reasonably take it up with the club secretary.
You wouldn't accept such a close pass from a car, so I've no idea why you'd accept one from a bicycle - the ground is just as hard whatever has caused you to go down.
Club gear makes it all the worse as you are supposed to be representing your club and being friendly, approachable, etc, not clipping riders who happen to be going slower than you.0 -
Yes that flyby is quite good - I had words with someone online after they bumped my pal coming past taking both of us off... Nobber.0
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Lighten up.0
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You should have caught him up and decked him.0
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TimothyW wrote:
Club gear makes it all the worse as you are supposed to be representing your club and being friendly, approachable, etc, not clipping riders who happen to be going slower than you.
This.
Definitely worth a note to the club secretary. At the very least I would hope he/she would inform club members to be a bit more considerate in future.0 -
TimothyW wrote:Club gear makes it all the worse
in fairness, the guys in Club kit did nothing wrong .. other than over take a slow cyclist:
"two club riders in kit plus another rider who glances me as he nips in before the corner"
the other guy, sounds like he was new to the club, not used to riding with others, totally failed to judge the corner, didn't want to not get round the same time as the other riders, pushed bad move and clipped you.
so yeah, I would complain, its definitely worth compensation of some kind ... easily £10000