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Jon’s been riding bikes for ages and has been involved in the bike industry for most of his working life too, starting out as a Saturday boy at Harry Hall Cycles before moving into the world of media via the odd stint as a mountain bike guide. He’s worked at Singletrack, headed up What Mountain Bike magazine and been tech ed at BikeRadar before arriving at the helm of road.cc’s knobbly tyred sister site off-road.cc.
He mostly rides mountain bikes up and down things as fast as possible (not always that fast to be honest) but isn’t averse to riding drop bar bikes either, whether that’s on gravel or tarmac.
He goes all funny at the mention of rubber compounds and shim stacks.
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@mdavidford I can see that might be of interest, although the bears claim they were just having a picnic.
Challenge is basically Clément’s old handmade tire tradition reborn under a new name.
I'd be curious to know what the percentage growth has been in viewing figures for SBS over VPN compared to last year? I watched it on France TV myself, but did miss the ITV4 coverage
Typical Irish government "is there anything to be said for more legislation?" to channel Father Ted. There were laws in place already to govern this - U16s not allowed to use them, one person per scooter, lights required, 20km/h limit (weirdly at odds with the EU 25km/h limit) - which pretty much aren't enforced so the solution is to knee-jerk introduce a licensing regime that hasn't been thought out and will at best prove unwieldy and at worst unworkable, then have clueless gombeens like Canney start talking about scope creep? As is usual in this country, the minor party in government (usually unjustly) gets the blame at the next election and so it was with the Greens who had advanced the active travel agenda in fits and starts. Now the government is propped up by a heap of single issue independents - Canney included - whose main priority is usually more roads. They've also passed a "critical infrastructure bill" designed to circumvent the normal planning process the first element of which was a ring road for the same Galway that had an utter toddler like meltdown when a cycle lane was proposed a few years ago. It also includes watering down environmental concerns about these which will attract huge fines from the EU in 10 years time as they're there on foot of EU directives, but sure that's all right cause the other lot will have to handle it then /rant
@FragileBoris You said they had sent an NIP, which means that they are planning to impose an FPN or take the driver to court. It's not uncommon for the police to mess up the paperwork so that these don't get followed up, I've had cases fall through several times because of this. It in no way indicates that your or your father's version of events is true.
@mdavidford Surely this warrants more attention? Are they saying the police spun the cranks, and then saw on the display it had done 47 kmh? And that was what they thought made it illegal?
Barnards Green Road
@Rendel Harris I don't know what stage the police got to, they didn't reply...
I live there, I mean the hill that goes from Barnard's green to Great Malvern where the cars park on the RHS side of the road just before the road widens by Phillip serrels auction house
@chrisonabike You're just being silly there. Like they ever say sorry! Sodoff Not Attempting Prosecution perhaps.