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need to get one of those for when i get bored on the bike. Has anyone come up with a way to watch tv while riding i think i need that.

That article is over a year old, I'm guessing it's gone no further?

Kwacky wrote:That article is over a year old, I'm guessing it's gone no further?

Not That I could find. I'm guessing the cycling community would've put up a bit of resistance. They have just passed laws in NSW that require any cyclist must carry ID after a bit to have bicycles "registered" like normal vehicles failed. Still waiting for the first little kid to get pulled up and fined for not having ID

rocket wrote:need to get one of those for when i get bored on the bike. Has anyone come up with a way to watch tv while riding i think i need that.

Sky go app and phone in a mount.

I personally think the money could be better invested in making a better more longer lasting rain repellent for the visor. I user-generated Nikwax stuff which Is great I'd just like it to last for the whole day while riding and not a couple of hours at best. Screw the wiper, HUDs and whatever else they want bikers to use solve this one thing (longer lasting water repellent) and I think commuters would be pretty happy in my honest opinion

R34PER wrote:

rocket wrote:need to get one of those for when i get bored on the bike. Has anyone come up with a way to watch tv while riding i think i need that.

Sky go app and phone in a mount.

And your namesake riding pillion.

Fwiw I really like the idea of having a visor wiper.

As long as she's discreet, & bubbly.:

Now we're talking my language.

Unfortunately, they cost more than £60 a go, I believe.

Not in Tallin

so I'm told

Or Cardiff

Perkles wrote:Or Cardiff

So I see on Plenty of Fish, tbh.

StMarks wrote:Fwiw I really like the idea of having a visor wiper.

As long as she's discreet, & bubbly.:

I need this!! Haha!!

these have been about for a few years.


http://www.visorcat.com/how_it_works" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

That looks interesting

R34PER wrote:these have been about for a few years.


http://www.visorcat.com/how_it_works" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I still don't want it, but that one is half the price and looks like a much better developed and more substantial bit of kit.

Mind you, they don't have a CGI mock up on their site of how it *might* work. Those cost, you know?

Also, how many Facebook visitors have they had? We NEED to know these things.

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