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I'm confused and amused all at the same time.
Can this exchange be explained by "Only in America"?
Sorry if this has been posted before.
Not sure whats going on, car driver seemed ok. Road bike rider seemed aggressive & sweary. Situation normal I thought.
car driver seemed ok
"Look, old chap, my bike is considerably better than yours..." While parked blocking a junction. 😯
Really oldtalent? I think maybe you need to watch again.
[i]situation normal[/i]..
What? cyclists are more aggressive than car drivers? ffs
If your post is anything to go by, Dez, they do seem quite chippy 😈
was riding my MTB to TGI Fridays for dinner at about 715PM. Taking my $6500 road bike two miles wouldn't make sense, so that's why I use an aluminum MTB as a beater bike for short trips. This douchenozzle in a Volkswagen felt it necessary to tell me his MTB is carbon fiber. Whoop-dee-doo.
Car knobber - "I've got a really expensive bike"
Bike knobber - "I took a video of a knobber with a really expensive bike whilst i was out not riding my $6500 road bike"
Double knobber fail.
"Thats carbon fibre buddy, full suspension"
This gets funnier with time. I've come to the conclusion that this is possibly the single most amusing sentence I've ever heard coming from a cyclist, it would have been perfect if he was driving an Audi.
[i]...they do seem quite chippy[/i]
Oi! you calling me a cyclist? Bloody cheek!
This gets funnier with time. I've come to the conclusion that this is possibly the single most amusing sentence I've ever heard coming from a cyclist,
"I'm green and flashing, please tell me I'm green and flashing"
Context is everything.