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Old December 15th 10, 10:21 AM posted to uk.rec.cycling
Derek C
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Default Why cycling is not dangerous and riders never go over the handlebars!

This from a certain Ian Jackson in urcm:

In article 20101213224910.00673daf@gododdin,
Simon Brooke wrote:


I wouldn't know. Except when I went head first into a cliff I've never
been over the handlebars.



Everyone has seen the video of my front camera falling into the
spokes
and locking up my front wheel at 20+mph ?

http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~ijackson/bikecams/
Top entry "2007-9-15 Crash"


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