Cyclists in the capital won’t disagree, but don’t despair, there are many bicycle-friendly cities a short flight away and perfect for an autumn weekend getaway.
Baron de Charlus wrote: » Spotted this in the Irish Times today:At a meeting of the Urban District Council in 1896, it was concluded “cyclists are more dangerous than horses” and the area of Kenilworth Square was set aside solely for cyclists wishing to pursue their hobby.
manafana wrote: » a new type of power meterhttps://www.aroflybike.com/product-page/arofly-a-plus-meter-a-heart-rate-wrist-band
Lumen wrote: » "Arofly is unique in that it attaches to the valve stem of your rear inner tube"
Lusk_Doyle wrote: » Why were you watching TVPeru?
An American cyclist who accidentally signed up for a cycle race in the "wrong Birmingham" decided to make the transatlantic trip anyway. John Hoopingarner, from Ohio, flew to the UK to take part in the 100-mile Velo Birmingham, after signing up to the event he thought was in Alabama. After realising his mistake, Mr Hoopingarner thought "well I made it this far, I may as well just go". Mr Hoopingarner said he hoped to repeat his mistake next year.
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Get In There wrote: » Wife wants to replace her wheels on the cheap. Found two wheels that are within budget but no reviews. Which of the two would you go for?https://www.merlincycles.com/supra-ra-comp-sl-clincher-road-wheelset-98794.htmlhttps://www.merlincycles.com/dt-swiss-r522-road-wheelset-700c-104670.html
Jawgap wrote: » US man cycles in 'wrong Birmingham' race
buffalo wrote: » Boardsies on boards?http://stateboards.ie/stateboards/campaignAdvert/62575.htm With thanks to a fellow club member and fellow boardsie.
StevieGriff wrote: » A softshell I have on the way from Evans is currently being held in customs. A sign of things to come? :O "ARRIVED IN COUNTRY / NON EU PRESENTED TO CUSTOM"
tomasrojo wrote: » https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/sep/28/brompton-recalls-nearly-150000-folding-bicycles-axle-failures Don't worry about these so-called "axle failures". It's more of a spindle.
Lusk_Doyle wrote: » Jaysus, they're still in the EU and that's happening!
daragh_ wrote: » Well done. Wishbone Ash will be along in a minute to wreck your buzz.
RobFowl wrote: » Hit 9,002kms for the year yesterday #SmugGit
CramCycle wrote: » If a company advertises all their orders go with next day shipping but you find that 3 days later it still hasn't shipped, is that grounds enough to cancel the order. I had wanted the item today/tomorrow and it still hasn't even been posted despite ordering on Friday night. My thinking would be that at best, shipped Monday morning, arrive Tuesday/Wednesday. Or Process Monday morning, ship Tuesday and arrive Wednesday/Thursday. I paid about 30euro more than the product was selling at only a month ago (not on sale, they just jacked the price).
LollipopJimmy wrote: » Buying online you can avail of a cooling off period anyway, essentially you get to decide the grounds.
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