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It's different in GM because there's literally a pot of cash to pay for these things, and a Mayor and team who want them. Councils like Salford,...
I read somewhere today - honestly can't remember on which site - that Malaysia is the first country to recommend that its nationals not visit the...
Probably a 1x set up with 12speed cassette mixing road and mountain group elements.
Yeah! Bl00dy primary school pupils not being fully aware of journalistic guidelines
It was after the corner, and the car was a long way to the left, which would have made going round the outside extremely inconvenient. And did she...
Highway Code Rule 0: "(a) Don't drive like a tw@t; and (b) do everything you can not to kill any other road user!"
Prodrive Folding mechanism is very peculiar.
Ah - reading comprehension fail on my part (partly due to confusing quote - the '24 hours a day' bit was irrelevant) - I'd thought the restrictions...
I think they do over think it at times, but in this instance whover had chased Faulkner down, especially after they had paused and let her get a...
Pros: holds objects. Cons: bloody hideous.