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Manchester 100
Event info
A great 'Century' ride - a choice of 100 mile or 100km route along beautiful lanes through a wide sweep of Cheshire, helping to raise funds for the Christie Hospital. Starting and finishing at Wythenshawe Park, Manchester, the route heads first to Northwich, taking in Delamere Forest and Nantwich (the half way point) for lunch before heading back through Middlewich to the Finish.
For more details and to sign up online, visit: http://www.bike-events.com/manchester100 / http://www.bike-events.com/manchester100km
You need a thin lock ring for the front, they do exist, I have them on my Datum 20 with wheels from Hunt, whom kindly specced the hubs 15 through...
Physics, it's how things work.
TNT can sit on my seatpost and swivel. Not giving a penny to the vile bean counters.
Hey Surrey rider do you even know where Hebdon Bridge is? Have you ever been there? Yeah thought not. Soft southern Jessie , we welcome your opinion.
What cars do to people ...
Dawlish driver suffered seizure before smashing into wall...
I agree. Off to sign.
With both Hunt and Scribe, I really think you'd be mad to get wheels from anybody else.
Weight is a problem when it costs you in energy on the uphill which is lost on the downhill, or lost in braking. But if that energy can be...
And because they are so likely to flip and are heavier they have to have stronger and wider A pillars which reduces visibility.