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Agreed, most bikes are too low for most of users. There are solutions (17 or 30 degree stems, even steerer tube extensions), but they are not the...
Seems to me that if the traffic is too dangerous to police, then that road needs to be closed to motor traffic.
Opinion: Making people pay to use car park is making the roads cluttered...
That's better - much more concise. Well done.
It's tenuous....
I think you've just hit on the unexploited use case for these sensors, although I'd suggest the cadence sensor would be a better one to start with ...
He had major wins at the Tour of the Basque Country and Tour of California, plus top tens in the Tour de France, World Championship Road Race, Tour...
Funny world you inhabit. If I discovered someone camping on my land and I had a problem with it, I'd politely ask him to leave. No unmannerliness...
All the felonies all also have one, even more, important problem; they all involve proving a mental state, e.g. assault is something done ...
See below from the TfL website. £31- £39 and "may be higher if there are delays or heavy traffic", tell me a time in London at rush hour there...