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If you're going to be pernickety, probably best to get your front and rear derailleurs the right way round.
Sir Bradders, retired from professional cycling to become a professional victim.
Can't comment on whether it was Pogacar's greatest victory because I do not subscribe to TNT. Shame lots of other people didn't see the race either...
What a bit of luck! I only first used the excellent Komoot maps for a Lakes walking/ camping trip which ended 8 days ago. For road mapping and...
Excellent, just the job! Thanks
Good point, it's England and Wales. Northern Ireland seem to have the same minimum and maximum penalties but I don't know if they work with the...
Our car-dominated urban environment is repressive and hot - let's see if we can desecrate the countryside ...
Are you confusing a clearly opinionated - nay, biased rag like road.cc with a balanced, respectable news organisation like the BBC?
"Welcome to your local Council - you don't have to be a moron to work here, but it really helps if you want to blend in".
Laverack still offer the same machine in a rim brake version so the "disc" is there to differentiate it from its stablemate.