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Apparently this is to be upgraded from paint + wands to ... just paint, do I read that right?...
Some of the comments on Facebook are comedy gold "you can't see a thing from a car until you are right up to the give way line!"
it's typically about one a year...
Kudos to Decathlon for their initiative. It is a shame that bike theft can be somehow mitigated by measures that cost next to nothing if they are...
Maybe there should be a minor road re-design after each collision in order to reduce the traffic speeds. Something like a chicane, or speed bump...
Driver crashes into pub, notable only for the fact the driver is not referenced once in the whole article...
Sadly they're, and its reprinted in the EDP, EADT and Ipswich Star, jumping on the op ed outrage wagon to boost clicks and flagging ad revenues, as...
So do I. Wonderful lady, full of admiration for her.
Yup, me too! And I think the Eurobike is better looking!
SRAM English compatabilty chart has removed 28mm as compatible with 303FC. The version linked in the article still shows them as compatible.