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Hard to know who is up for the TDU and who is putting some miles in their legs... other than sprinters.
Visited Oxford late last year, better half had a week off, I took a day off and suggested a day in Oxford, she was very happy and excited. (Rode...
Try kill someone in a car and you get virtually 0 punishment .
'Useless"? You're not one of those "outdoor cycling" purists by any chance?
Helps keep an eye out for close passes I guess? https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kPM3wy4asC8
Every time we have a storm in the UK, many trees are blown down, so a few trees removed for a family cycle lane will not make much difference to...
Every mechanic I know hates Muc-Off Wet Lube with a fiery passion because it accumulates gunk like no other....
I wouldn't worry about it. Secret_squirrel is only the sole arbiter of what is acceptable for discussion in road.cc comments in his own head,...
Beautiful wheels, I wouldn't say no. But have a look for the 2000-era Gipiemme Grecal Parade wheels to see an early example of a similar look.
Ah, but they're criminals - by definition if they entered illegally. It's when they change the laws to enhance their power and then break them...