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I don't dislike 1X. In fact I am a big fan of them on Gravel bikes. They just don't cut the mustard on the road where I live in the Alps. ".... As...
I'm going to take a stab in the light and guess he/she doesn't have a bike.
Well, Shimano cranksets that didn't break, that was good. And chainrings that could easily be swapped without being locked in to one model and one...
I agree, property damage is of a different order to endangering people's lives by deliberately blocking safety infrastructure.
I was amused to read on the manufacturer's site that, over and above its crank bolt utility, it boasts a further two concealed benefits; it's...
Regarding Esso petrol station work stands; I don't want to sound cycnical but I imagine they are placed in a dark, dirty, dingy, litter strewn part...
Ironically, all three of them are children of immigrants.
As a Private Eye reader myself im well aware of this person and the issues.
Why is an ebike being ridden at 15mph more dangerous to pedestrians than an unpowered bike being ridden at 25mph?
You're joking right? Unless it's a bridal path there's very few "quiet" roads and the so called quiet roads are usually used as speed runs for...