Cycling and picnic stuff pack
I was thinking about bicycles and tricycles earlier today. Bicycles and picnics, together in a single stuff pack make sense. Tricycles for toddlers. Bikes with training wheels for kids, then the ...
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"MadameLee;c-16234867" wrote:"Movotti;c-16233724" wrote:"paradiseplanet;c-16233581" wrote:
But don't you just hate cyclists that use pedestrian paths?
That's why bicycles have a bell!
Most of the paths around where I live are shared, if you're a pedestrian, and you hear a bell, you move to the edge of the path, and allow the cyclist to pass.
where I am some bikes don't have bells-so I don't know if anyone is behind me unless I have Cider OR they yell something.
Wow! That's so strange, and rude!
Here, by law, all bicycles used in public must have a bell, and brakes, and reflectors, and lights if it is to be used at night, and you have to wear a helmet.
The bell is a very polite way of saying 'excuse me!'
We have a lot of these:
http://roadsafety.transport.nsw.gov.au/images/new/sharedpath_250x412.jpg
