Sentence examples for cyclist form from inspiring English sources

Set that against the myriad variables of a 200km bike ride, and even the series of pitfalls waiting for any ambitious professional cyclist (form, illness, mutinous or hapless team-mates), and it seems truly remarkable that one man can appear as likely to win as Cavendish.

However, cyclists form one of the most vulnerable groups of road users.

Car drivers may take more account of cyclists, resulting in fewer accidents per car-kilometer, when cyclists form a bigger part of the traffic (Jacobsen 2003).

When cyclists formed in lanes, the saturation flow increased only if a new lane was formed.

We are waiting for a group of cyclists to form near the minibus queue, which in the half-light of 6am already stretches around the block.

"Are they supposed to strap their Zimmer frames on their backs and get on a bike?" One local residents' association declared the scheme "manifestly daft", and warned of "mayhem … to benefit cyclists who currently form less than 1% of the traffic on Enfield's roads".

Guernsey's cyclists replicated their form on the road as they dominated the mountain biking events on day two of the Island Games.

Drivers aren't taught that intolerance toward cyclists is a form of hostility, and may wind up thinking they're higher than bikers in the commuting pecking order.

Put differently, they performed the role of the avant garde, a term whose transposition from the military to the artistic realm might have been made for the futurists, whose ideas and antics travelled faster than the Lombard Battalion of Volunteer Cyclists and Automobilists formed by their leaders when they joined up.

The Welsh cyclist is pleased with the form he showed in last week's Criterium du Dauphine, helping Chris Froome to victory in the week-long stage race.

Because the ticketing effort included hours when the park was closed to cars, many cyclists saw it as a form of harassment.