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Reposting the UK view of the road
The UK seems to be the odd one out, regarding speed limits for bicycles.
In my head it sounded more like the actor playing him in a straight-to-tv biopic. I'm not convinced anyone talks like that in real life.
And on Twitter/ X. I hope you're right....
I'm not sure how you have made that calculation but many people ride bikes that are worth far less than you may think. OTOH don't forget that that...
That's also annoying as it is using "visibility" as a passive property of the cyclist when it's far more to do with the active "looking" of the...
LBS fitted a set of these (32mm tubeless) after i ripped both panaracer gavel king slicks on a pothole. Been really impressed with them so far....
I've used a bucket and sponge with some WUL for many years. Have taken to removing mud etc first with a soft, dry brush as it means the water in...
Actually seems a reasonable knee-jerk. I'm not a planner or council worker but presumably while some kind of traffic modelling is mandated little...
You expect trolls to actually read the article before posting inflamatory, stupid remarks?