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Look at Life - What Price Safety? (1965)...
How would they have attracted drug dealers?
I can see why he'd want to get a nose ahead. At least he won't need a hooter to let peple know he's there.
It's probably helmets. *Runs away*
Notably, the website doesn't appear to make any claims about aero properties of the nosepiece (or the glasses themselves).
Well they don't seem to think so - apparently they'd not applied for it to be accredited to be part of the race in the first place.
I should have tagged the sarcasm in my response - I don't think we have a very joined up system in the UK! It is left to drivers' own initiative...
I suspect it extended somewhat beyond the central space pictured - there are 125 exhibitors listed on their website.
Argon18 call the Krypton an "all road" bike rather than a "gravel" bike, but in terms of the Standards (EN 17406), there is no such distinction -...
As you might guess from my profile name, I'm from a mountain biking background. Typically the MTB community are much more forward thinking and...