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Mini Team Sky (source - Sky Loves Cycling on Facebook).PNGVideo: Mini Team Sky quiz Tour de France stars
Top level professional cycling teams and their sponsors are increasingly turning to social media to engage with fans, particularly before and during big races.
One of the things that has tickled us most during this month's Tour de France has been the Mini Team Sky series of videos posted to Facebook by Sky Loves Cycling.
Her are the mini-me versions of Chris Froome, Geraint Thomas and Ian Stannard quizzing their heroes on how the three-week race went. There's even a mini Sir Dave Brailsford - enjoy.
You'll find more videos in the series on the Sky Loves Cycling Facebook page.
Similar to my Air Horn, used for frightening HGVs whilst sustainably powered by a hand pump... 60psi is enough to sound several bursts!
If this government were truly interested in change, and joined up government between...
It's easy to remove the pipe from the fasteners which are C shaped so able to hold but not trap the pipe. Filtering through traffic is then...
And you know that because...? I'd read this elsewhere and was surprised to read the story on here - hadn't thought they were "cyclists".
85kg weight limit?! I come in well under that, but I'm not sure I'd trust a frame with a limit that low.
What was on offer only 2 weeks ago was either 'world' for £20 or tiny areas such as 'Blackpool area' for £5 each or something. You couldn't just...
“fastest, lightest, and most durable road tyres yet” Yeah right. "Strong, light, cheap. Pick two."
Surely a penalty notice will have been delivered by now, which will state where the car is parked?
A smidge of £8.5K. Seriously. Someone needs to have a strong coffee.