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Laverack still offer the same machine in a rim brake version so the "disc" is there to differentiate it from its stablemate.
It's entirely subjective and I can't find any statistics to back it up, but my impression over (far too) many years of watching Paris Roubaix is...
Quite right - get those soapboxes off our roads. As everyone knows, the right place for them is the internet.
It's finally live. Here is the link :...
I sometimes feel like I am mad. Do they genuinely believe this sentencing is a deterrent. The driving standards in Ireland are a fucking joke and...
First warm and sunny weekend for the New Forest
Where's the motor, joking
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Council showing 'utter disregard' for people against Liveable Neighbourhood scheme:...
Better in some places and worse in others. There's still plenty of gridlock going on. I want them to bring back the rickety flyover by Temple Meads...