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What's your point?Not on country lanes with no pavements. Miles and miles of them across the country.
What's your point?Not on country lanes with no pavements. Miles and miles of them across the country.
Same here, though working from Home today, only time i wear sock now days is on the golf course... white onesIs my webcam on!!
Actually came to office from the club, so golf shorts/polo and deck shoes today... with no socks
edit: but after googling espadrilles i guess they could be classed as those!
Get over it. The Highway Code advises cyclists to ride 2 abreast. Do you know why? It's to prevent moronic, impatient car drivers from trying to squeeze past when there is oncoming traffic. I had a close call with a Range Rover yesterday that pulled out round a cyclist and nearly hit me head on because the cretin was too stupid to wait 5 seconds.And miles and miles of cycle paths that the lycra brigade are too good to use.
Assuming you wear white or light coloured shoes in the summer with shorts, do you think black socks is a good look?I always wear shorts to play golf, unless it's below like 10°c.
Our club is just starting to bring these in, and they are excellentThese artificial looking 'riveted' bunkers at the Hero LET Indian Open
Who gives a toss? I'm there to play golf not strut down a catwalk. My summer shoes are white with a lot of black detailing, since you asked. Often my sock of choice is the low ankle sock, the top of which is only about a centimetre above the shoe.Assuming you wear white or light coloured shoes in the summer with shorts, do you think black socks is a good look?
My point is that there are times when walkers would walk on roads, not pavements, in answer to your statement. It backs up the post by Bobmac which highlights how annoyed cyclists would be if walkers blocked the road by remaining en masse instead of walking in single file and allow the faster cyclists to pass. The analogy is pretty clear. If you are on the road and slower than the other methods of transportation then go single file to allow those vehicles, whether cyclists or cars, to get past. Then move back to being 2, 3 or 4 abreast. It is about being considerate.What's your point?
Our club rules state "white socks must be worn with shorts".Who gives a toss? I'm there to play golf not strut down a catwalk. My summer shoes are white with a lot of black detailing, since you asked. Often my sock of choice is the low ankle sock, the top of which is only about a centimetre above the shoe.
To be fair though, the groups all riding more than single, en masse would be club riders on a training ride, so a doubt many if any other cyclist's would be overtaking them.My point is that there are times when walkers would walk on roads, not pavements, in answer to your statement. It backs up the post by Bobmac which highlights how annoyed cyclists would be if walkers blocked the road by remaining en masse instead of walking in single file and allow the faster cyclists to pass. The analogy is pretty clear. If you are on the road and slower than the other methods of transportation then go single file to allow those vehicles, whether cyclists or cars, to get past. Then move back to being 2, 3 or 4 abreast. It is about being considerate.
Sorry I still don't get your point. If you are walking on a country lane then you should also be walking on the right hand side ie. towards the oncoming traffic so you are unlikely to hold up any cyclists as they will be on the other side of the road. And if by chance you did hold them up then I'm pretty sure most would slow down, wait till it's clear then go round leaving plenty of room because from my experience cyclists are far more tolerant than drivers.My point is that there are times when walkers would walk on roads, not pavements, in answer to your statement. It backs up the post by Bobmac which highlights how annoyed cyclists would be if walkers blocked the road by remaining en masse instead of walking in single file and allow the faster cyclists to pass. The analogy is pretty clear. If you are on the road and slower than the other methods of transportation then go single file to allow those vehicles, whether cyclists or cars, to get past. Then move back to being 2, 3 or 4 abreast. It is about being considerate.
You don't think it's too much to ask to actually mandate what colour socks an adult human being should wear?? The things some golfers accept as normal are actually insane.Our club rules state "white socks must be worn with shorts".
I dont think thats much to ask.
To be fair though, the groups all riding more than single, en masse would be club riders on a training ride, so a doubt many if any other cyclist's would be overtaking them.
Same.I think you have mixed up my point. Bobmacs point was would cyclists like walkers holding them up in the same way that 3 a breast cyclists hold motorists up. Not cyclists holding other cyclists up.
I am not at all anti cyclist. I am anti inconsiderate road users whether on two or 4 wheels, or 2 legs for that matter. I drive on country roads every day and pass cyclists all the time. I give them plenty of space, share a wave (genuinely a wave, nothing else) and aim to make everyone safe. I sometimes come across groups of cyclists. The best ones slip into single file on the country roads, let the cars pass and then move back out. Brilliant. The others that just fill the road, 3 abreast and happily leave you crawling along the road, I have no time for. Same as I feel about dangerous or inconsiderate car drivers. It is about consideration.
I don't understand why you have a problem with it.You don't think it's too much to ask to actually mandate what colour socks an adult human being should wear?? The things some golfers accept as normal are actually insane.
If you have a group of say 8 riders and they are riding in 2 lines 4 abreast it is actually easier on a narrow road to get past them than if they were riding single file in a line of 8 riders. You'd need a much larger gap to get past them.Same.
Often seem like a social thing as much as anything when they're 3 abreast - rather than overtaking each other.
Time and a place for it I'd have thought and also a time and place to be in single file (eg when motorists are stuck behind or they're on country lanes with a very real risk of getting wiped out by motorists approaching too fast or wide whilst they're in the middle of the road!)
Seems to be a huge explosion in popularity the last few years, maybe inexperience/ignorance or feeling of invicibility. Irritating and dangerous to themselves though.
Nope I dont, thems the rules so have no problem. Same as wearing jeans on the course.You don't think it's too much to ask to actually mandate what colour socks an adult human being should wear?? The things some golfers accept as normal are actually insane.
So wearing white socks with long trousers would against Club rules?Our club rules state "white socks must be worn with shorts".
I dont think thats much to ask.
Really?? Well I can't understand how you would have a problem with someone wearing black socks! They're only socks. They serve a practical purpose of lining your feet against your shoes, that is it.I don't understand why you have a problem with it.
How is the colour of your socks the same as wearing jeans? It just isn't. At all. What about Bubba Watson wearing a green or pink glove as he does? Should that be 'illegal'? That's more akin to someone wearing black or grey or blue socks.Nope I dont, thems the rules so have no problem. Same as wearing jeans on the course.
Not really. Needs to be some level of standards and if that's where the club draw the line then it should be respected regardless of personal opinionYou don't think it's too much to ask to actually mandate what colour socks an adult human being should wear?? The things some golfers accept as normal are actually insane.
No, any colour socks with long trousers. White socks only when weraing shorts.So wearing white socks with long trousers would against Club rules?