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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Chelmsford

A organised cycling Tour of Wales has been shortened and rerouted because of woke 20mph cycling laws. Bizarrely, although the push bikes are not restricted to 20mph, the support vehicles are not allowed an exemption to go over 20 and would be left well behind these cyclists. What's going on here? It's all over the news

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By *r John WickMan
4 weeks ago

The Continental

What’s going on here?

An organised event has been tweaked to accommodate local rules and regulations.

Pretty simple stuff really.

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By *orkie70Man
4 weeks ago

Wakefield

That's one of the things that was overlooked when they brought the rule in

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By *inaTitzTV/TS
4 weeks ago

Titz Towers, North Notts

'woke 20mph cycling laws'

Do you really know what woke means, or do you just use it to describe anything that is new/different or that you don't like?

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By *ebauchedDeviantsPt2Couple
4 weeks ago

Cumbria


"A organised cycling Tour of Wales has been shortened and rerouted because of woke 20mph cycling laws. Bizarrely, although the push bikes are not restricted to 20mph, the support vehicles are not allowed an exemption to go over 20 and would be left well behind these cyclists. What's going on here? It's all over the news"

Did your ex ride off with a cyclist, Tom?

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By *lue OpalMan
4 weeks ago

Swansea


"A organised cycling Tour of Wales has been shortened and rerouted because of woke 20mph cycling laws. Bizarrely, although the push bikes are not restricted to 20mph, the support vehicles are not allowed an exemption to go over 20 and would be left well behind these cyclists. What's going on here? It's all over the news

Did your ex ride off with a cyclist, Tom?"

, yeah, must have been a 'Welsh' cyclist. check his other post.

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By *rimrose and TonyCouple
4 weeks ago

Farnworth


"'woke 20mph cycling laws'

Do you really know what woke means, or do you just use it to describe anything that is new/different or that you don't like?

The bloke is an idiot, deliberately stoking offence in a pathetic attempt at being relevant.

Best ignored."

Well said

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
4 weeks ago

North West


"A organised cycling Tour of Wales has been shortened and rerouted because of woke 20mph cycling laws. Bizarrely, although the push bikes are not restricted to 20mph, the support vehicles are not allowed an exemption to go over 20 and would be left well behind these cyclists. What's going on here? It's all over the news

Did your ex ride off with a cyclist, Tom?

, yeah, must have been a 'Welsh' cyclist. check his other post. "

Could have been a French-Welsh dual national cyclist with a proclivity for sharks and snakes

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By *icolerobbieCouple
4 weeks ago

walsall

I thought that this law had since been rescinded, and some, not all were to revert back to 30mph?

In a closed road race situation , speed limits don’t apply, as the road is closed.

Is this an actual race?

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Chelmsford


"I thought that this law had since been rescinded, and some, not all were to revert back to 30mph?

In a closed road race situation , speed limits don’t apply, as the road is closed.

Is this an actual race?

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Do they say ..

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Chelmsford

But these buggers reach 20mph

Why are they not booked by the Chief of Police ?

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By *amantha_NiteTV/TS
4 weeks ago

The beautiful Lake District


"A organised cycling Tour of Wales"

Is it a tour,as in same sense of Le Tour de France,an elite cycle race,or a tour as in a sightseeing touring holiday on cycles ?

If its the latter,could the cyclists not go at the speed the support vehicles are only allowed to reach as a maximun,problem solved

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Chelmsford

The French are to blame?

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By *icolerobbieCouple
4 weeks ago

walsall


"The French are to blame?"

A bit like French Tom, but without the vowels.

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By *lynJMan
4 weeks ago

Morden

It's all over the valleys. 😄

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Tom is not French

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By *dam1971Man
4 weeks ago

Bedford


"But these buggers reach 20mph

Why are they not booked by the Chief of Police ?"

Mainly because bicycles don’t have speedometers so the law does not apply to them. It does to the support cars though.

Probably a non-story, as it must have been similar in previous years? If you’re in a cycling race and you can’t crack 30mph it’s not looking good for a win.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
4 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Non story ??

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By *lynJMan
4 weeks ago

Morden

Race organisers failed to apply, in time, for road closures meaning the roads will be open to other traffic.

Tom, I suggest you don't drive in Wales this weekend. I doubt the cyclists will be using the cycle lanes.

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By *icolerobbieCouple
3 weeks ago

walsall


"Race organisers failed to apply, in time, for road closures meaning the roads will be open to other traffic.

Tom, I suggest you don't drive in Wales this weekend. I doubt the cyclists will be using the cycle lanes."

This will grid tons gears, that’s for sure.

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By *icolerobbieCouple
3 weeks ago

walsall


"Race organisers failed to apply, in time, for road closures meaning the roads will be open to other traffic.

Tom, I suggest you don't drive in Wales this weekend. I doubt the cyclists will be using the cycle lanes.

This will grid tons gears, that’s for sure."

*Toms Not tons

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By *lynJMan
3 weeks ago

Morden


"Race organisers failed to apply, in time, for road closures meaning the roads will be open to other traffic.

Tom, I suggest you don't drive in Wales this weekend. I doubt the cyclists will be using the cycle lanes.

This will grid tons gears, that’s for sure.

*Toms Not tons"

No wonder Tom doesn't cycle if he has ground his gears. His bike is buggered!

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By *redwilma666Couple
3 weeks ago

Kilbirnie

If push bikes want to race, do on a track & stop annoying motorists

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By *icolerobbieCouple
3 weeks ago

walsall


"If push bikes want to race, do on a track & stop annoying motorists"

But it’s a road race.

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By *ragonbaitCouple
3 weeks ago

Reading and Aberdare

I appreciate speedometers are not compulsory on a bike, but without one, it’s impossible to be a strava wanker!

Us cyclists love a segment

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By *icolerobbieCouple
3 weeks ago

walsall


"I appreciate speedometers are not compulsory on a bike, but without one, it’s impossible to be a strava wanker!

Us cyclists love a segment "

Shh, don’t tell em that, they’ll make it compulsory!

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