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"Beware Cyclists"

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  1. Walking through central Coventry today I stumbled upon two "Beware Cyclists" signs screwed to the
    wall at the entrance to the AXA insurance building (on Corporation Street if anyone's interested).
    Admitedly though, I often see cyclists riding past there on the pavement - so I can kinda understand
    the reason for their being there. Still it would be less offensive to have "Beware Pavement
    Cyclists" instead.

    Or I've got the wrong end of the stick and the signs are warning the postie of the gaurd dog's
    latest replacement 🙂

    Chris
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  2. Chris Heys said:

    Walking through central Coventry today I stumbled upon two "Beware Cyclists" signs screwed to the
    wall at the entrance to the AXA insurance building (on Corporation Street if anyone's interested).

    More likely a sign to remind staff not to let cyclists win a claim against one of their
    insured motorists

    Tony ;-)

  3. In message <[email hidden]>, Chris Heys
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:

    Walking through central Coventry today I stumbled upon two "Beware Cyclists" signs screwed to the
    wall at the entrance to the AXA insurance building (on Corporation Street if anyone's interested).
    Admitedly though, I often see cyclists riding past there on the pavement - so I can kinda
    understand the reason for their being there. Still it would be less offensive to have "Beware
    Pavement Cyclists" instead.

    There's a sign like that in Eelbrook Common, at the end of a narrow path.

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