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This must be one of the many "I insist on using cash in the parking meter" articles, usually based on the person being old and infirm and unable to...
Might have to expand on this one a bit fella as it's hard to unpick exactly what your point is.
Caad12 / 13's don't have udh, which doesn't seem like a big deal right now. But wait for it
No udh? No thank you
Yep, my dad was a handler (wafu chockhead) in the Fleet Air Arm back in the 70s/80s/90s and he said the worst thing about when Top Gun came out in ...
"else much more people would get cancer" Err… what!? A huge amount of people DO get cancer 😑
Yeah, so you can zoom along, motor assisted, no sweat - until you reach 25Km/h and the motor assist stops and your riding mates leave you in the...
Do you think the moto addicts of BCP worried about what "right" cyclists "have to tell anyone what to do on the roads'' ever ponder what "right"...
It's a little reminiscent of the S-Works Tarmac that Trinity Racing rode in 2023.
It's a shame it never really took off, I used to play a lot and for a few seasons was helping to run the back end. It was a really enjoyable one...