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Hmm, am increase in cycling mostly among ethnic minorities and mostly in inner London since 2019. How much of the increase is delivery riders? It'd...
And we have no idea what the dog on the beach is all about...
But we already heard from the police that it is impossible for them to take action against users of illegal escooters. If only they had been...
It would be ludicrous if it did!
If you follow the link the the RNZ article, he also makes the claim that he doesn't support raised crossings because he doesn't think they are...
So for any ebike riders who don't have a disability their means of getting out and about is not "worthy"? Very strange viewpoint old chap, very...
Hey David, do you have a link for that amazing shirt?
My mistake! It's moved. I used to access on the menu along the bottom of the app. Thanks.
It would be a great memory too, but a potential cracked headtube joint on the next pothole would be a nastier memory.