One for Tyler to avoid? ;-)

See

http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_814635.html

"Cyclist to stand trial for 'falling off bike'

An 11-year-old boy in Greece is to stand trial after falling off his bike
during a race.

The boy on the eastern Aegean Sea island of Chios has been ordered to stand
trial on October 13 for allegedly violating eight articles of the penal code
and one traffic violation for falling off his bicycle during an annual race.

The boy - identified only by his first name as Manolis - was taking part in
last year's Chios bicycle race when he suddenly fell off his bike. He was not
injured in the accident, nor did he cause any injuries to other riders taking
part in the race, according to reports.

The island's prosecutor said the boy fell because he was "not driving carefully
and with constant rapt attention" and ordered him to appear in juvenile court.

© Associated Press


Story filed: 14:38 Saturday 30th August 2003"

I'll bet Tyler Hamilton will have second thoughts about ever cycling there - or
at least he'll consider stabilisers ;-)

Cheers, helen s

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omcom (wafflyDIRTYcatLITTERhcsBOX) writes:

The island's prosecutor said the boy fell because he was "not driving carefully
and with constant rapt attention" and ordered him to appear in juvenile court.

He was probably checking-out how good he looked in his
reflection in shop windows. Fabrizio, take note.
For every hubris, there's an equal & opposite nemesis.

cheers,
Tom

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