Slightly OT, but sort of bike related...
Hi everyone,
what is your opinion of this? (snapped by my passenger on the way home tonight at the Castle Plaza bottleneck)
What initially drew my attention was that I couldn't see his (or her) brake lights, because they're obscured by the spare wheels, so I was taking extra care. When we stopped, I saw the "SA - Better by Bike" plate, and thought, can he do that? I thought you could only use these plates if you have a bike carrier attached.
Isn't this breaking all sorts of rules - Worth reporting to constable plod?
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Permalink Reply by Michael Bland on -
At least he was thoughtful enough to put rubber cushioning up for when someone runs up the back of him .
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Permalink Reply by Gillian on
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Unfortunately they are not that soft. I left my rear cargo 4WD door open, complete with door mounted spare tyre. Forgot about it unil I absent-mindedly came around the back of the vehicle some time later - thwack - ouch - fudge! Less damage than collecting the bike rack mount with shins though :-O
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Permalink Reply by Martin Turner on -
Shite I believe...just like it is now. Hailing in Stirling and I can barely see the servo across the road from my house.
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Permalink Reply by Bicycle Fish on -
"...As for the title, .. It isn't directly related to bicycles. If you're not interested, don't click - simple..."
Well, I thought the OP was related to "proper use of a bike number plate" ( if there is such a thing !) and therefore "bike related" - when in fact the main point is the obscured lights, it seems. My point was, that some useful posts may get missed b/c the OP chooses a cryptic or elliptical title. As it is, with that title, I stumbled on the post by accident, when I might have preferred to go there on purpose.
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