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For a packable rain jacket, I prefer no pockets.

The impact went down into the frame and snapped the top and down tubes I'm assuming that's a carbon frame?

If Emily thinks that a migraine is instantly triggered by a bright light, and if she thinks that people with migraines are capable of continuing to drive whilst in the grip of one, then Emily doesn't really know what a migraine is.

I got car doored a couple of years ago. The left hand handkebar hit the edge of the opening door. The impact went down into the frame and snapped the top and down tubes. I went down, knocked out, but escaped with bad bruising.

I don't mind the no pockets but wish that Road.CC would show these jackets rolled up so we can gauge how packable they are.

Well I'm pretty sure I'm not on the right… I know the point you're making and indeed have often pointed out to people that they should look at their take-home pay and if they're happy with that stop worrying about what their employer gives to the government. However when I'm paying for my shopping it's not anybody else's money going on the VAT and duty, is it? If you frame Government expenditure as not taxpayers' money then you run into another problem which is if it's not our money then why should we have a right to have an input in telling the government how it should be spent?

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That's a great heuristic. Game changer.

Or in this case, as far as the Tour du Rwanda can see, the vehicle and the spectators have equal culpability.

Excellent story, well done all concerned. You do get some muppets though, a couple of years ago I was selling a bike and got a message from a guy in Ulster who said he knew I said collection only from London but did I by any chance ever visit Ulster and if so could I bring the bike with me; the real clincher was he wasn't even committing to buy it, he wanted me to take it over so he could see if it was a good fit for him…