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Marin Four Corners
Thu, Apr 26, 2018 14:29
£850.00
VERDICT:
A versatile and comfortable off-road tourer that's a fine ride but a bit on the portly side
13700g
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mark1a 3 hours ago
Get some help you tedious fool.
Backladder 3 hours ago
No, now everybody can see the space after your opening bracket!
Backladder 4 hours ago
What he means is there's nowhere to park all day for free! Morrisons has a 2 hour limit and the shopping centre is pay and display.
Mr Blackbird 4 hours ago
villages not villagers. Am I not allowed to edit my crap spelling and grammar anymore?
Mr Blackbird 4 hours ago
Daffodils were out before the end of January in some Cambs villagers. I heard a yellowhammer singing a week ago ( not usually heard before mid March to early April) and saw a very large bumblebee at a garden centre today - it was buying some gardening gloves.
Mr Blackbird 5 hours ago
I wouldn't mind watching live coverage of construction of the artificial hill. As long as it isn't on a TNT subscription channel. (And I hope the event organisers don't employ the pillock in the earlier article from Notts who flattened a cycle path embankment to create a flat area for caravans).
open_roads 5 hours ago
Hope: “here’s our latest frame that shows our amazing craftsmanship in an incredible eye catching finish” Hope: “no you can’t buy it apart from in Black - even at additional cost for the finish” 🤷♂️
Surreyrider 6 hours ago
Agree with that. But it doesn't look that packable from the pictures.
SaneRebel 6 hours ago
I've recently had a rotator cuff shoulder injury which has made signalling with my right arm difficult and painful (but cycling all day has been fine). This got me thinking I might need indicators (but bike mounted). Thankfully my shoulder is improving now, but I would have welcomed them if the only way to keep cycling safety. That, or move to Europe and have the left arm indicate my moves across traffic lanes.
rct 6 hours ago
As opposed to my Steel reynolds frame, where the top, down tubes were bent, and the lugs pushed into the top tube.
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