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You're new to this aren't you? It doesn't matter what cyclists do, the haters will find something else to hate you for; wearing lycra, riding side...
Best wishes to the victim. I wonder if this will make the front page of the DM?
Also sea https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/cars-submerged-rising-tide-pac...
Great spot! Cheers
They are getting rid of the previous model of Kask Protone at the moment as a newer version is out (The Icon - which is meant to have issues with...
I have to say that if you'd shown me a picture of that bike and asked me to say what type of new Giant bike it is, I'd have guessed a Giant TCR. I...
Better call Saul...
Exactly!...
He's trying to gain publicity for when Jacob Rees Mogg tries to ban the programme for obscenity.
still going to be a bloater when you put an electronic disc groupset on it