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Casual Cycle
A UK based place for bicycle commuters, adventures, fixers of eBay treasures and everything else that the UCI hates. Give it to us raw and wriggly, you can keep nasty ol strava's
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Until posts start coming organically I'll keep posting things, usually going to be rando photos,youtube vids and such. So please feel free to post.
Speaking as a driver and cyclist, no driver is going to notice a small camera. Most wouldn't even notice a sign what says "you are being recorded."
IMHO the best way to not get hit by a car is to take up more room on the road so you have a safety buffer on your inside lane that you can move into any time you feel unsafe as a car passes. Where I live, most people drive huge trucks, and that's what I do.
Any time I hug the inside edge of the lane too closely, they think they can squeeze by without going over the middle line, which is unsafe for me. Once they pass that middle line they seem to not care about going way over it, which puts more room between them and me.