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Maybe one of these would help.
http://road.cc/content/news/117251-video-houston-cyclist-uses-flagpole-enforce-often-ignored-passing-law

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Hadn't considered VAT on lights before seeing this.
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/55344

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This would please this lady.
http://epetitions.direct.gov.uk/petitions/53028

...and people on the phone on a rural cycle path - are those things even illegal?

https://www.askthe.police.uk/content/Q604.htm?letter=C

Using a hand held mobile phone whilst cycling is not illegal per se, however, you could commit an offence of careless riding or riding without due care and consideration. It is also not advisable for the obvious safety reasons.

For those people using electrically assisted pedal cycles it depends on the cycle itself as to whether it is illegal or not. A lot of new vehicles are being marketed as electrically assisted pedal cycles but are, in fact, classed as motor vehicles so using a hand held mobile phone whilst riding one of these would be illegal.

^ If it's a Laser than just one of them will do

The Laser doesn't even come with built in CD Stereo. One point to the Fiesta.

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Well I can see that they achieve nothing, I'm asking what the claim was!

I thought the claim on these types of arms was that they would create an effectively longer lever so each turn would be creating more power.

The unique form of the P.M.P. pedal crank means improved distribution of the energy required in pedaling and a perfectly round stroke; the result: increased equalibrium.
From - Bicycle Museum of Bad Ideas

A perfectly round stroke!

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