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Video: trying out the reTyre zip-on winter studs
We've had about eight inches of snow down here in Bath, and it hasn't stopped yet.
It's not great for productivity in the sense of people actually being able to make it to the office, but on the other hand it's great testing weather for the reTyre system from Norway. The premise here is that you don't need studded tyres all the time, and when you don't need them they're draggy and horrible, and when you do it's a faff to change them over. reTyre works by having a studded outer that you simply zip over the standard city tyre as and when conditions demand.
But does it work? Well, we had a go. Watch the video to hear our first impressions...
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It's CAMPAG in Great Britain. Only bloody Yanks call it "Campy". Cease and desist. Pronto.
I did say "almost like" it was staged, but theres more than one video of it out there showing multiple runs lifting its left side, and theres one...
You also are wrong squirrel, the correct percentages are in jonbs comment down below
Innovative means 'wait five years for them to start breaking' by which time this frame type will have disappeared
On a residential street, 20mph for a motorised vehicle is generally as fast as you want to be going if you are in any way considering what might...
...if only Bob could sing. Still, she's going to have to get used to the fact that a hard rain's gonna fall.
They claim it, but the all in weight of this cage with bolts (I have 4 of them) is between 14 and 15 grams. I don't have the Topeak cage...
That was disappointingly bad, perhaps in a few more years AI will be able to trick the average human.
Yes, but they were introduced by Ferguson – and halting their spread was part of Rees's manifesto back in 2016. I was expressing surprise at Rees...
We do have extremely progressive policies on Active Travel, but as in all political parties, there's always one.