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This fella got there years ago and made some great videos:
https://youtu.be/WTLsAnxUwzQ
Semyon Semyonych roughly translates to Catty McCatface
20 mile rides? What a pussy!
That's no moggy, that looks like a Burmese or possibly a Siamese cross. I owned one years ago, and even by cat standards they're quite loopy. Shoulder perching seems to be the breeds party trick, mine liked it so much it had a habit of leaping there without warning.
To be fair, if it had warned you first it would have been even more alarming.
Very good, here's you're reward. A picture of a Burmese cat, doing Burmese cat things on Tom Baker.
(I'll work out what this has to do with cycling at some point)
if that cat steals my KOM I'll be livid