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And that bike is almost certainly better than what £2.2k could buy you 10 years ago as well!...
My experience with temporary roadworks lights is different. I find that drivers tend to obey them more than permanent lights - possibly because...
I can't help but feel that Shimano and SRAM are going to have a nasty shock as groupsets are probably the most over priced element on a bike. ...
Agree. 25km/h is a decent speed to travel on a bicycle with skinny tires and uncertified users, that is why e-bikes are wisely regulated (at least...
How to catch the bus. There's also one about getting off it. If I was going to France or Gernany I guess there'd be no shame in reading up on how...
"Sand People always ride single file, to hide their numbers."
Would love one, but especially on our rural roads wouldn't feel safe being that low and below the line of sight of motorists in the tall grass...
Yes you can just see the give way sign and markings in the photo - personally at that distance from the junction I would be riding primary to make...
Unicycle riders are capable of going more than 20mph, but you'd be wanting a big wheel for that (a 24inch wheel isn't likely to cut it)....
Let's face it, he'd still be leading the Giro right now if he was riding an aluminium frame with mid-spec components priced under two grand.