Oh I'd still recommend it.
There was literally nothing I could have done about the accident - apart from not be on a bike!
Commuting can be dangerous purely because of other people, riding casually you don't get into situations really where people can do things like that to you.
And after it happened I didn't even realise how badly damaged my leg was, in fact I did a few "Peter Griffin after tripping over" into my helmet, thought "that'll swell up" and carried on for another 400m before feeling blood running down my sock.
It was more a more inconvenient than upsetting experience. I still love 2 wheels, I'm just a bit more cautious around traffic.
There was literally nothing I could have done about the accident - apart from not be on a bike!
Commuting can be dangerous purely because of other people, riding casually you don't get into situations really where people can do things like that to you.
And after it happened I didn't even realise how badly damaged my leg was, in fact I did a few "Peter Griffin after tripping over" into my helmet, thought "that'll swell up" and carried on for another 400m before feeling blood running down my sock.
It was more a more inconvenient than upsetting experience. I still love 2 wheels, I'm just a bit more cautious around traffic.
Upvote
0