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That's a polished, gilded and vazzled turd of a bike. They were never any good and this is for rich plonkers who don't actually like bikes......
My thoughts are with Bernie's family, friends and colleagues....
Dude, literally in the last para: "I really wanted to like the Varia RCT715"...
A bit strict. After three pints and a curry, I may fail this test sitting on my bicycle!
I'm assuming that your invention of the paramedic having a Phd in biomechanical impact assessments is deep irony.
Secretary-General António Guterres has failed to provide such a proposal, instead telling the committee that “any upgrade to existing...
My thoughts...
Same thing happened to me. Submitted via the website & told by phone an email would be sent with a link to attach the video footage. No email...
Your analysis is a bit melodramatic dont you think? Who is this mysterious "they" you refer to?
That's not my experience. I know multiple small towns and villages which are now far more pleasant as a result of a bypass....