Ask a Bicycle Question - Part 5

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Rarely, I ride mainly on roads there too many unpredictable people easy to run into accident if you're awareness is poor

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the oter day i was riding on road, 1st time in my life....very shiok feeling, i feel that the road itself feels more liberating and comfortable compared to pavement...too many drainage covers and bumps....not smooth also
 
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the oter day i was riding on road, 1st time in my life....very shiok feeling, i feel that the road itself feels more liberating and comfortable compared to pavement...too many drainage covers and bumps....not smooth also
Yes traffic is more predictable as well . Just that the speed of cars might scare people off

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Sometimes when moving off from red light, i can hear a pretty loud "clunk" sound, the pedal also like miss a beat.

I send to bike shop for a look, the service guy tell me its likely to be my rear wheel hub problem. Is this possible?

I have also encountered this before (off and on) - but don't know what is the cause. I would also like to know. :D
 

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I have also encountered this before (off and on) - but don't know what is the cause. I would also like to know. :D

yah, its not very frequent for me, maybe like once every ten to twenty times i move off.
 

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U think yellow line very safe? Suddenly got big holes. I dunno whether to ebrake or to jump. Right side is the fk up tour bus

I'm not saying whether or not that it's very safe. I am just wondering what makes riding on that yellow line (line 2) so very tight? There's usually still space on the left side before dropping into the gutter.
 

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cycling the the yellow lines is not a good idea, one thing you are riding the edge of the road, it makes it easier for drivers to squeeze pass you without warning.
and if the road is wet remember that the painted lines offer a lot less traction,
and you don't want your ride to become a slip and slide

It's rare that a driver will try to squeeze past me if I ride on the yellow line. If you ride further to the right then you are effectively taking up the lane.

I definitely agree that it's a bad idea to ride on the yellow line if it is wet.
 

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It's rare that a driver will try to squeeze past me if I ride on the yellow line. If you ride further to the right then you are effectively taking up the lane.

I definitely agree that it's a bad idea to ride on the yellow line if it is wet.
So far u heng only. Haven't encountered fk up driver. I am not the only one kena bullied by big vehicles. I heard of a first person story where a van touched the handlebar of a bicycle.

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