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3 watts/kilo is really good for someone aged 50 (sorry, not wishing your life away, I know you're not quite there yet) so if you can get up to 250...
I was thinking the same. A popular open road sportive maybe, just maybe? But even then I don't think so.
Someone has already suggested that perhaps it's time for him to give up driving.
As he says, sexual abuse as a child can rear its appalling head at any time in your life and drive you into a tailspin of depression, poor...
I have a Ragley Trig, which is steel, has masses of clearance plus everything needed for racks, mudguards. I have it set up with a 2x10 Campag...
Damn they messed up with this one, services like that grow from word of mouth. Who is going to be recommending komoot now when you need a...
Excellent, just the job! Thanks
Good point, it's England and Wales. Northern Ireland seem to have the same minimum and maximum penalties but I don't know if they work with the...
Are you confusing a clearly opinionated - nay, biased rag like road.cc with a balanced, respectable news organisation like the BBC?