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Whassat? Furriers?!...
They were not blocking the footway so not really sure where you are going with this....
The point of gears on a bicycle is that you can adjust the speed of the bike without adjusting your power at a given cadence, e.g. when I get to a...
Happens frequently here.
100%!
I've made the Nice List this year and Santa* is bringing me a Beeline Sat Nav. * or possibly my wife
I got this from AliExpress for £1.76 (although it seems to have gone up to £5.88). They are available in a range of colours.
You have it spot on, but expect a backlash from Grauniad readers
Veer makes drive belts that can be split: https://www.veercycle.com/products/split-belt-pro.
Russians??