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Irish Weather

yogidc26 · 2009-10-30 07:26:16

I'm so pi22ed with the weather I have only been biking for a few months and have not got my confidence up to go out on day like this (I know im a big girl) its not the wet or the wind it just the two of them together. I'm like a junkie needing a fix :(

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#32 10-11-2009 2:59am

congo_90

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Buy a car. More suited to winter weater and then bike on the days when weather rarely suits in this country

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#33 10-11-2009 10:38am

KamiKazi

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congo_90 wrote: »

Buy a car. More suited to winter weater and then bike on the days when weather rarely suits in this country

pfft

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#34 10-11-2009 10:52am

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congo_90 wrote: »

Buy a car. More suited to winter weater and then bike on the days when weather rarely suits in this country

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#35 10-11-2009 8:52pm

paulieeye

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If ur not gonna head out because of a bit of rain then there's no point havin a bike in ireland...unless u can afford to have a piece of machinery that'll cost u a few g's and not be using it.

I can understand a beginner being a bit nervous but u just gotta get out there and practice and eventually u will feel just as comfortable as in teh dry

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#36 10-11-2009 9:59pm

P.C.

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Well, I am on the bike for the winter now. :eek:

Some ***** stole my car. :mad::(

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#37 11-11-2009 12:45am

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P.C. wrote: »

Well, I am on the bike for the winter now. :eek:

Some ***** stole my car. :mad::(

Bastards, could be worse they could have stole the bike.

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