Haha an old bloke commuting on an e-bike harangued me for not ringing a bell when I passed him on a normal bike once.You didn't have a bell! How was I supposed to know you were there?
Haha an old bloke commuting on an e-bike harangued me for not ringing a bell when I passed him on a normal bike once.You didn't have a bell! How was I supposed to know you were there?
The one thing I always have is a very bright flashing rear tail light so it can be seen in bright day light. I have mine on always, in fact I was the first to do it, and now everyone has copied meYou didn't have a bell! How was I supposed to know you were there?
Call me crazy (Fargo style) but I also reckon staring straight at motorists, in the eye, alerts them at some primeval subconscious level too, as a threat perception is triggered. You know back when we were cavemen anything staring at us was likely to be a predator.
I always make sure I ride too slowly to be cut off, yes the point is to make them see you, what they do after that hopefully is done quickly enough with proper judgement so that a collision is avoided.This any time I can, especially if they have fucked up, but always at any intersection it does make a difference, the only thing it doesn’t do is make a chunt change their mind, if they are going to cut you off, they will.