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I haven't raced for years now, but there used to be BCF 3rd Cat road races where women could compete, and even 2nd & 3rd Cat races with special...
Another vote for C38s here.
Well, there's no cure for being a... can't bring myself to say it (but there's definitely no cure for it).
There's a lot of negativity around Cav, for whatever reason. Plenty are willing to say he only wins because of his leadout, or because he's in...
Wow. I'd be chuffed with that ride now at 54, at 85 that's incredible. Chapeau Granny Mave!
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97 per cent of drivers agree that people who drive too closely to people cycling are putting lives at risk...
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Got a Garmin GPS III in 1998. It was mainly designed for sailing and boating.
My Mattolini Corsa