The Highland Trail 550 is a race, 60 riders gunning along, beneath and above the beautiful landscape of the Scottish Highlands. Its 550 miles of completely self-supported riding, there’s no entry fee, no prize money but it’s definitely a race. Bombtrack rider, Joachim Rosenlund tell us about the pain, the friendship, the fellowship and conquering the Highland Trail in this gorgeous edit.
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Video: The Fellowship of The Highlands

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@FragileBoris So you allegedly had video evidence that proved your father's innocence in the case, but rather than submit that you decided to try and use a loophole to which you'd been alerted of vexatiously demanding analysis of the cyclists' video. Why? Your excuse of withholding the video to use in a civil case against the cyclists is of course transparent nonsense, there is no reason you could not have used the video twice and furthermore had you attempted to bring such a case you would have been laughed out of court at the first opportunity, given that the police and CPS decided that there was sufficient evidence from the cyclists' camera submission to issue an FPN. Your story is as full of holes as a Swiss cheese in a mouse sanctuary.
@FragileBoris The hill? If you'd ever been to Malvern you'd know there is more than one hill.
Sadly I remember the Oxford lock all too well...
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I am moderately OK with a bit of a push away from non-EAPC / mobility vehicle "e-things". (Though if they're going there a bit of work on the supply side seems a sensible addition). But are they also going to mandate hi-vis for motorcyclists and if not, why not? If it's "for their own safety" then surely that should also apply to normal cyclists, pedestrians, horses and other animals on the roads... ? This couldn't just be a knee-jerk reaction to a perceived "serious issue", shurely...?
@mdavidford Plus the police in Israel have bigger things to worry about ... ... Giants dressed as bears. (And possibly what British bobbies are doing in Israel...)
Doesn't warrant a response as I don't understand your language.
They were riding single file when he started the manoeuvre in an electric van, the man cyclist pulled out without looking to see if anyone was overtaking him, reducing the 2m width my dad was giving them, the cyclist moved into his safety gap and reported it as a close pass. I hope that makes it a little clearer.