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I thought that was Brompton's thing - they don't get stolen because you park them under your desk.
In the vast majority of these bike cam skirmishes (and in a similar % of car dashcam videos), the outcome is blatant from early on......
district judge Andrew Sweet banned the rapper, who was not present in court, from driving for nine months and fined him £2,010...
There have been a few like this. I saw a very genuine looking one selling Castelli and Rapha around June time. I very nearly bought something but...
Thats hugely overpriced too unless you want the running stats, when the basic Garmin or Polar is £45. And again there are a dozen watches that can...
None of these publicity-heavy, action-lite 'initiatives' will, I agree, make the slightest difference while the police are acting to thwart them...
Police block road after (driverless) car ploughs into telegraph pole...
I assume the point of using a 10-36 cassette was to avoid large changes of cadence, I agree it wouldn't work for me but I've see younger clubmates...
A road in a Suffolk town centre is blocked after a car overturned in a crash. ...
Good point, is that a reference to what Carlton Reid is on about ("Let's rescue Britain's forgotten 1930s protected cycleways")?...