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Last bike I purchased at the beginning of COVID lockdown for the reduced price of £750 ..I actively downgraded it from R8000 gearset to R7000 when...
Exactly like it, in that you have to be taught; if "everyone" uses electric toothbrushes or slip-on shoes you probably won't!...
Sounds good! (I also have these kinds of cycles on my "to do" list)....
There is something fundamentally broken about the High end (anything over about a £400 BSO) bike business. Probably far too many players with far...
To be fair my council (at least) also seems happy to let these get nibbled away - or at least spend time sitting under road signage, supplies for...
Well done you. Why be polite to a fellow commenter when you can be rude to him instead?
Cause the idea of having batteries be in a standard size is _so_ innovative! Ridiculous patent system.
At least in the Netherlands parking your bike at the train station appears to be plentiful and requires a ticket to gain access. Compare that to...
Yeah - I was meaning blocked by the green-light flow of traffic.