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Who cares.. what's more important is the thuggish attitude of some cyclists that think they are entitled to confront drivers they think are...
The undertake by Tony when the Merc started to move just begged for the second close pass; there's no chance I'd ride like that with my bike commute.
Hutchinson tires are probably worse than Bell tires that Walmart sells!...
That requires extra logic though, so it's more usual to just do a sum of the comments that match a particular commenter. If you set up the relevant...
Ah the refuge island....
The tyranny of the majority...
Each to their own but this looks like just another 4130 tubed 'fixie' road bike from that Brick Lane Bikes era. Even down to the horrible cheap...
The good: while the % budget share of the transport budget for active travel represents a remarkable thing in the UK...
Currently I wear normal undies, either synthetic or wool, which dry quickly and I stay comfy and clean all day. It was just the pad that made it...
Boring geometry, boring feel, press-fit, and Nine Thousand Pounds? That's a really dreadful outcome.