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>Having Time Trialed continuously for 28 years and >experienced most circumstances. I have long come to >the opinion that we are much safer on main roads and >dual carriagway courses than we are on twisty side >roads. However a reasonable speed the motorist is >travelling because of the twists and lack of view he >has, one second no cyclist, the next second there is >one. Racing at 20 plus mph means that the rider has to >use both sides of the narrow lane just to negotiate >the bends, a recipe for disaster. Larger roads give >the motorist a longer approaching view of the rider. I >can measure a 5 mile from Willoughby Dunchurch and a 7 >mile Braunston Dunchurch. Regarding approaching >horses, I always find it best to Whistle, the horse >seems to understand a Whistle and is less likely to >spook. (The Horse Whistler)

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