Hi James and Ann, NO, there NOT British that ride on the wrong side of the road............ They're IDIOTS !! Apart from a couple of hand signals and learning to look the opposite way for traffic, I didn't know there was a difference riding on the other side. I've been doing it for years. Now, driving is a whole different ball game. I was taught to drive like I meant it and not putts around like drivers do over here. HA HA !! Geoff ----- Original Message ----- From: Ann McKenzie To: Chatham-Kent Commmunity Cycling Group Sent: Friday, May 28, 2010 9:03 PM Subject: Re: [CKcycle] New Cyclist Hi James: So that's why I see so many people riding on the wrong side of the road. They're British . Wednesday night would most likely be a good starting point for the new rider. There are some people traveling a liitle slower in the group as they are new as well or have heavier bikes. See you Wednesday for CAN-Bike Ann ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ From: James Lively <jalively(a)cogeco.ca&gt; To: ckcycle(a)lists.ncf.ca Sent: Fri, May 28, 2010 6:48:31 PM Subject: [CKcycle] New Cyclist Hi Folks, Which of the evening/Sunday rides would be most suitable for someone new to longer distance cycling, getting ready for MS. Bike Ride bearing in mind she has a heavier bike and doesn't do 25-30Kph? BTW. We'll both be doing the Rotary Ride on June 12. See you Weds. at the Can-Bike. I have some questions I need clarifying as I ride as I was taught in the UK. reversed of course for riding on the right! :-) James. _______________________________________________ CKcycle mailing list CKcycle(a)lists.ncf.ca http://lists.ncf.ca/mailman/listinfo/ckcycle ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ CKcycle mailing list CKcycle(a)lists.ncf.ca http://lists.ncf.ca/mailman/listinfo/ckcycle