"Ouch and that hurts. No one knows the chance of recovery. By all means report it, but also check local bike stores, pawn shops and just general around. Posting photos and posts on various forums can also help. Good luck!"
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Idiots are idiots, handlebar don't a saint make
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Darling St Balmain isn't a designated cycle route?
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Bike parking at Sydney Airport
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weiyun replied to Hector Lupuche-Oviedo's discussion stolen bike in Broadway shopping centre just now!!weiyun replied to Bob Moore's discussion Speed limit review"In those cases speed signs make no difference. Changing 50 to 40km/h will just be ignored and at either limits they are facing straight DQ of their license. So this has no practical value."
weiyun commented on Richard Tulloch's blog post DO THE KIWIS HAVE THE BEST CYCLE TOURING?"Oh nice! That's Crown Range Pass, supposedly the highest paved road in NZ. Shame you rode up but not down towards Queenstown. We were there in Jan and loved it. I understand Sth Island is far more bike friendly than Nth Island. Whilst there, we…"
weiyun replied to back street boy's discussion Nasty critical mass video on youtube"I don't think this should be promoted. Copy-cat crimes has been demonstrated to be real and this will just give more crazies ideas when put under similar circumstances."
weiyun replied to back street boy's discussion Nasty critical mass video on youtube"The frontal protective design of the VW Golf clearly worked well as none of the riders deflected got killed."
weiyun replied to Blue's discussion Vote Peter Madden! Christian Democratic Party!"Gosh, how do all the Christians in the community feel about this?"
"Hungry Leopard? One of the Schleck brothers didn't get his serve of Spanish steak?"
Michael O'Reilly replied to weiyun's discussion A flood of helmetless riders on Sydney streets"
Where in Sydney is that street? Near St Ives I think.
Also, nice to see he's displaying his rego!"
Profile Information
- What sort of riding do you do ?
- Commuting, Road Cycling, Recreational, Whatever
- Where in Sydney do you live ?
- Birchgrove
- Tell us about your bikes
- Has two wheels on all three of them...
Ridley Damacles with Record build. A dagger.
Bianchi Camaleonte IV mod to drop bar with mix of Campy bits. Glory of full Celeste!
GT Timberline of '92 era. Resurrected as a run around.
- About Me:
- Life is good as I have time to ride with DHBC.
Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 4:32pm on September 10, 2008,
Adrian said… - Nice profile pic Weuyun.
- At 7:55am on February 24, 2009,
Neil Alexander said… - Sorry for that crack about Celeste being "girly", Chief. Bianchis are the best, of course!
- At 7:32pm on March 17, 2009,
Suzanne Spiropoulos said… - Hey Weiyun, nice that you accepted me as your 'friend'! Hope to see you at Centennial Park this Saturday! Cheers, Suzanne (o:
- At 2:13am on March 29, 2009,
yogi said… - The only good bianchi is a NOT celeste one...
that colour urks me.. fine bikes.
- At 8:38am on April 3, 2009,
MadameBike said… - Hi Weiyun, thanks for sparking my interest in the CNSW insurance yesterday because I went to the BUG link on their web site just now and the insurance document claims to be current (2008/2009). It says that Public Liability insurance is available 24/7 but personal accident insurance is only available on sanctioned events and training rides. My understanding from Kevin Y last year was that both would be available 24/7 so I have sent an email to CNSW clarify this. P.L. is the "big one" in that you could be sued for lots of money by a 3rd party in the event of an accident and P.A. is not as "big" if you have workers' compensation and/or private health fund cover, but I did think the latter was available to me whenever I was on the bike. I will let you know when KY replies.
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