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No argument from me... would they be able to do than and pass a driving test?
It's no coincidence that the most common wheel sizes today (and for the last 100 years or so), 700C, 650B and 26" shod with the appropriate tyres...
TBH, it looks rather odd to me. The chain link most visible, which is almost vertical, seems slightly rotated in a clockwise direction outwards...
Gotta hand it to Simon Mottram - sold off this ASSOS-wannabee created out of thin-air to the Sprawl-Mart heirs just before the jig was up!...
The Sheffield stand design with a cross-bar (can't recall the name) does at least mean that with two locks in the right place it takes twice as...
Good on him, he might be out of pocket by £100, but he still has a visual pun sense of humour....
A couple say they are fearing for their lives as a huge 4x4 car has been left "dangling" at the top of their back garden for several days. They...
Sounds like 3 of these were top product development engineering staff, rather than corporate-BS-waffle execs.
They certainly work on a seatpost (whether one that thick I'm not sure) - I've used one to carry a saddlebag low down on the seatpost of my road...
Tip of the hat to a rejuvenated Mountain Renegade! Nice to have you back Tony