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Originally Posted by Ao1
I’ve really had it with cyclists. I was walking round a lake in MK on what are known as red ways. Red ways are for cyclists and walkers. The cyclists think it’s a race track and pedestrians should get out the way. My Pug, who is blind, pins in both back legs gets hit by one as he tried to avoid other people walking (Luckily the Pug is OK). I don’t often see red but I would really have given that guy a battering if I could have caught up with him. As he rode off he shouted back saying he wanted an apology. If I see him again he won’t be cycling for a while.
Now if it had been the road that very same cyclist would have been saying it was the car’s fault if it had hit him. I was in Wales last year on lovely roads, ruined by cyclists riding two or three abreast with mile long tail backs behind them.
It’s not fair to tar all cyclist with the same brush, but there is a certain breed of them with a real attitude problem that are going to have a zero tolerance policy from me from now on. Rant over, but my blood if still boiling.
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Most of the cyclists I see in London are the same... ride with attitude and go through red lights....
