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It certainly can be a bit spooky at night/early mornings and not good for vulnerable groups, that's why a bridge or ferry service would be a big...
It's actually even worse because Australian mandatory bicycle helmet laws require the helmet to have an Australian standard sticker....
Part of this was for some Schwalbe tyres - order arrived this morning, so that big slice of humble pie set me up for the task.
"Federation"??
I don't know. I saw there was a proposal to cut e-bike duties, I think.
It's not called the RideLondon-Essex sportive anymore. It's called the Ford RideLondon-Essex sportive. We should all remember that.
Yes but we all know that the cycle lane will be forgotten once the pedestrian path is done
I think traffic and congestion will be worse in ten years time.
I wasn't aware that there's such a thing as an English Highway Code.
Been using normal squirt this winter frozen water or liquid water seems to make no difference to it, bar a bit more frequent application if the...