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Yorkshire Tour De France 1 Day Cycle
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In 2014 the Tour de France, one of the most famous and gruelling sporting events in the world, makes its Grand Départ from Leeds in Yorkshire. Join us to ride the route of the first stage, from Leeds to Harrogate. The 116 mile route itself is tough, taking in the twisting, narrow stone-walled roads of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. With some challenging climbs, you’ll need to ensure you are fit enough to manage the distance and the terrain. Your reward will be riding the roads that some of the best cyclists in the world have raced over!
Where does it say not to be iused ion cassettes? The manual says use on sprockets and chainrings. I'd say sprockets covers cassettes.
Do you really think that's appropriate here, where we are discussing attempts to keep little 8 year-old boys alive?...
I think Reach.plc and all the other local news purveyors could save themselves and their readers a lot of bother if they turned it into one...
Just a reminder that one of the relevant councillors dropped in to the comments of the story linked in the last paragraph to say that it wasn't...
I wouldn't let a mallet anywhere near my tent pegs either.
Are you riding them on British roads? In which case that's indistinguishable from gravel anyway.
Not quite I think (again, element of guesswork, could be wrong), I think they would have tried to claim he thought they were participating in a...
American history
*takes head out of bucket of cold water* No harm done, needed waking up anyway.
Harsh to arrest somebody, just because their car decided to flip over.