[bobloMember]

molgrips – Member
I can give you a few off the top of my head:

Be nice to each other
Don’t damage other people’s stuff (this is where the CO2 thing comes in)
Don’t upset other people
Don’t endanger other people
Look after things that everyone has to use
Be fair
Try and be a good person

Isn’t this reasonable only if there’s a fair chance of reciprocation? IME, the current ‘f em all I’m all about me’ approach means the usual ‘rules’ don’t apply. Hence my comment above.

[molgripsSubscriber]

Isn’t this only reasonable if there’s a fair chance of reciprocation?

I don’t think so. I believe we all have a moral obligation to be good even if we get nothing back from the people to whom we are nice.

I’ve not noticed things being worse now than they have been in the past. But I am only 35.

[OllyMember]

im going to guess the reason is the sam as why people are looking at putting them on bikes?

quiet
efficient
dont require lubing.

i reckon a chain would wear out just as fast as a belt.

[bobloMember]

Hang on a minute Olly, is that a comment about timing belts? Tssk, whatever next? 😉

[Surf-MatMember]

I believe we all have a moral obligation to be good even if we get nothing back from the people to whom we are nice.

Does that include labelling many Defender and all BMW drivers “knobheads?”

[molgripsSubscriber]

No. I was in the wrong there although I wasn’t being entirely serious.

And I definitely wasn’t being serious with the BMW comment on the other thread, that was an outright joke – sending myself up based on my comments on here…