Dogs vs hot tyres

There's nothing in the manual about this.

When I've been out for a bit and have nice warm tyres dogs appear to
be attracted to them, or my feet. It's happened about four times over
the last few weeks, and twice more in the last two days.

I'm still developing my "dog attack" Spidey Sense, but 'dodging' dogs
is rather difficult, and it's only a matter of time until one gets
under my tyres.

 

BGN emerged from their own little world to say

Goes with the territory. Unfortunately there are still women around who
think they can *cure* you with a damn good shagging.

 

Did you not have a bicycle when you were a child and find the same thing
happened?

The moving wheels fascinate them..

If this is occuring when you're standing still, then I guess that sage old
advice of 'never stop' applies

 

Chance would be a find thing.

 

Chance would be a find thing.
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Better than a foot in your wheel

http://www.ridersite.ws/bb/viewtopic.php?p=344629

Quote:

"Coming back from London this afternoon, I was at the bottom of
Kingston Hill waiting for a set of lights to change. When they changed
off I go to be accosted by some maniac with a death wish, he ran out
into the road and tried to kick my bike, but unfortunately for him he
got his foot caught through my rear wheel with the inevitable
consequences of one smashed up leg and my bike lying on top of him.

Damage to the bike is a cracked rear panel and about 2 pints of blood
sprayed everywhere.

I coughed up my lunch when I saw his leg and I'm still shaking. "

 

wessie says...

Maybe telling them I'm gay is a good thing then.

 

<hiss>

 

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the

Reading on, the wanker lost half a leg.

That'll teach 'im.

 

If you paid for your lunch, you can proly reclaim some of the
expense... Glad you're OK...
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