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Wouldn't that just be the Bianchi Oltre?
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It claims to have enough adjustability, im just not sure how that will work in practice....
I had wondered about that. Surely the response, in that case, - if the RP were genuinely concerned about what they say they're concerned - is to...
https://www.thesun.co.uk/motors/28487916/porsche-crash-home-harrow-london/
And the standards are doubled all the more when you consider how much money is owed to 'the masses' by diplomats (embassies on that road, IIRC) who...
It is a beautiful bike and not badly priced either.
For a minute, I thought you'd been adding Vitamin C powder to your tyres so that you'd get a refreshing orangey smell when you punctured. Then I...
That's motonormativity right there. Complain about the bollards (All Praise The Mighty Bollard!) rather than the drivers speeding down the road....
I think gym memberships are often used for social signalling which also fits in with people using their brand of car for a similar purpose. It's...