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A *blanket* 20mph limit? Careful lad, that's fighting talk round these parts.
https://twitter.com/edwardlamb/status/1788948507732095381 Rear view as he passes the bus at a stop.
As if to save us the trouble of wondering whether he's a complete bellend, Pegg's pathetic little video - in which he's clearly distracted from...
Absurd - EV owner has no guarantee of a parking space anywhere near their home.
BMW crashes through two front gardens before driver flees https://www.bournemouthecho.co.uk/news/24309195.bmw-crashes-two-front-ga...
Thank you for this, completely agree with you. It may well have unsettled Celia too so that she forgot to put her foot down when she stopped. So...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-wales-68791457...
Are you sure your model is giving the "real" value?
The handling issues of larger wheels can be overcome through geometry tweaks, as has happened in the MTB world (through the use of trail and fork...
if you can find manufacturers that do a wdie fitting then you don't need to upsize. I think Shimano and lakes do some ranges with a wide version