Imagine the size of his balls

Congrats on writing some bullsh#t ragebait road.cc team. The councillor was asked why revenues were lower than forecast and he answered the question. There as no outrage or seeking to pass blame. They forecast a level of income and then it turned out that raising the price of parking and encouraging walking and cycling did what it was meant to do. This is Daily Mail level trash.

I had one of the masks in the lead photo in the 90s. Neoprene, with a filter insert and a one way valve. Far too sweaty for summers down here and impossible to properly seal around the nose, so glasses would fog up. Maybe the authors could be asked to recommend masks that are suitable for this use.

"For example, how many rainbow jerseys would Anquetil, Hinault, or Induráin have won if the discipline had existed in their pomp?" Before the world TT championship existed, the GP Des Nations was regarded as the unofficial world championship. Anquetil won that six times in a row and nine times in all, so there's a bit of a way to go for anyone to match that record...

@eburtthebike You're just not folding and unfolding them vigorously enough.

@eburtthebike Two groups? Or one group and a subset of that same group?

" The operator added they were open to further consultation discussing what led to the decision, but did not suggest they would be lifting their ban" Consultation only happens when the outcome has not been decided: this has been decided, it is not consultation. Basically, it's appalling British management refusing to discuss the unjustifiable decision they've made because they're too proud/arrogant. In my experience, much of British management is defined by their pride and arrogance. "The network has since been expanded through the creation of new stations, the electrification of existing lines, and the use of trains capable of running on battery power." (Wikipedia) What kind of batteries? We should be told. Edit: found it: "...the six one-tonne Lithium Titanate Oxide batteries...." Railmagazine. But "Lithium titanate oxide (LTO) batteries have a much lower fire and thermal runaway risk than standard lithium-ion batteries, but they can still vent, catch fire, or release toxic gases under extreme abuse or high states of charge." So if the non-folding bikes used lithium titanate oxide batteries, they'd be fine.

@tomascjenkins less of a grease more of a liquid.

@Backladder Have you ever heard of a folding bike bursting into flames? No? I rest my case.

"The cycle lane has been criticised as a waste of money by local motorists and Reform UK supporters." With those two groups attacking it, the cycle lane is 100%, cast iron, guaranteed right. You couldn't ask for a more authoritative endorsement.

Hmmmm, until this government manages to ban face coverings…..