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hernehillsave2010logosm.jpgNew website for Herne Hill velodrome campaign
As news filters out from the first riders to hit the boards at the new Olympic velodrome that it is possibly the world’s fastest, elsewhere in London the fight goes on to save what is undoubtedly one of the most historic.
Built in 1891, Herne Hill Velodrome is the sole surviving venue from the 1948 London Olympics and as they battle to guarantee its survival, the Save the Velodrome campaign has just gone live with a new website.
The campaign has quickly gathered momentum since its launch in October last year and news is expected of further positive developments later this week. Stay tuned!
Ah, it's like the Bristol "bus gat" but in the opposite direction; it should read "cyclists pass with car". You should only overtake in a motor...
Not really. Plenty out there to choose from.
I think what thehill was saying is that it surely targets negligence and criminality....
Perhaps they're just a bit ahead of their time?...
Might as well call the next model MUSKF. This will fail and you can blame the name.
This is the whole "if we change the image do we change the reality" conundrum, or "to what extent are stereotypes true and to what extent are they...
But what's the answer?
Kind of an arbitrary choice to rule out the bike because of it. What even are other comparable aluminium road bikes that uses UDH?
The figures analysed from 2023 here show that - if you took a small sample of Dutch people - you might find ones that didn't cycle. There are...
...or more likely:...