We were at the CORE Bike show last week, and there were lots of things to see besides the awful carpets and the excellent buffet lunch. CORE Bike is one of the UK’s premier trade-only shows, with a host of brands represented.
Anyway, there was cool stuff to be seen, and see it we did. Here’s a roundup of some of out highlights of the show; everything from inner tubes to shoes to indoor trainers to e-road bikes. Enjoy!
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Nice try, but I don't even seem to be able to reply to your post.
I think the idea is that you have to go round the barrier through an area that is more tightly packed with pedestrians. Honestly though, why would you choose to ride on a busy pedestrian street. They're really annoying.
It looks to me as if the bike was pushed over, gear side down, into a pool of mud. Or perhaps it was something like the horse trails we get in the new forest, where the track is very narrow and worn into the ground, which is also very soft on either side. You have to get off and push because it's too narrow to ride on but then the derailleur has scraped along the side of the bank and picked up a clump of mud and grass.
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The chain looked relatively clean mind....
And no pictures of squirrels...
If a pedestrian can easily get through the barriers it's not going to be too hard for a cyclist. And I'm hoping that the pushing of bicycles will still be possible.
We all know beyond any doubt that he would have. Just as the woman in this video clip did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPiSC3kaCco
@andystow as MAGA-pecked Brits we resent that! Why, we were stealing train cars long before!
You say feet, but horsists insist: hands.
