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GCN just did a cool video on this. All I could think by the end was that perhaps if you got to do what the presenter did and mince around Italy in...
Worth it for the pun though...
Joke sentence for the joke offence which the authorities choose to apply because of their belief that cyclists bring it on themselves by being on...
I missed that, thanks for pointing it out. I can't comment, as that's outside my area of expertise. Apologies to Rendel. This is why they should be...
A fully 'evolved' MAMIL is an OMIL- this one has been wearing proper cycling shorts since 69, when they were some wool mixture, I think, and didn't...
How do you configure it - a phone app? (I've never had a Garmin bike computer, but instead use a Wahoo Elemnt Bolt)
Well my guilty secret (not really) is that my most used and favourite routes in Edinburgh are ... shared use paths! Stuff I often suggest is doing...
The highway code states that reversing onto a main road shouldn't happen. So why do these residents think that that is an excuse?
The real issue is that other people in the sport business get much more than the athletes... I also tend to agree that 8 million a year is already...
Inner width is only 13.4 mm... Will you get Shinano or Campognolo?