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London Biker
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| why do people do this?
By the time i reached the tubestation my hands and feet were freezing and didnt get warm till i had to get off again! of course no chance of sitting on the Piccadilly line!
Saw a bike while walking to work and was sooo jealous!
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Pizza Delivery Rider
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London Biker
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| Atomic Punk (02/12/2008)
Working to work?
obviously my brain hasnt thawed yet! 
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Roundabout Scratcher
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| | I am psyching myself up to taking the train next Wednesday as I will be having a few drinks in the evening, so don't want to take the bike in. Best thing is to go to work a bit later than normal and miss the crush of the rush hour... At least, that is the theory... |
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Rush Hour Racer
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| what really gets me is when an already fully loaded train pulls in, and just when you think surely no one else can manage it, 2 or 3 people push their way in, you can see their sweaty faces pressed against the doors, WHY?! when there's another train in 5-10mintes max!
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| M-Daytona (02/12/2008)
what really gets me is when an already fully loaded train pulls in, and just when you think surely no one else can manage it, 2 or 3 people push their way in, you can see their sweaty faces pressed against the doors, WHY?! when there's another train in 5-10mintes max! they lack the common sense to avoid getting the tube in the first place during rush hour. surely there's no floor to their silliness. |
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Rush Hour Racer
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| | Unfortunately been doing this for just over a week now. Tyres are as squared off as they can get and possibly just legal, suspension is in dire need of a rebuild and I need a new chain and sprockets. Besides the fact that I learned a very hard lesson on ice a while back, none of the above inspires any confidence in winter riding. So thats why im doing it, but man do I miss the ride. 
Pointy end forward and shiny side up .... thats the theory anyway |
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| Noooo. I'm having a little operation on my wrist next week and will have to put up with public transport options for 3 weeks 
at least I'll be on the overland trains though, not the tube, but still not looking forward to it one bit.... |
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London Biker
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| I never use public transport for work.
Gilera Nexus 500 (Broken)
Don`t care what you ride as long as you ride.
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