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I found some of these today around Gabalfa / Heath. I haven't felt the need to use Cardiff's paths much historically but, as I start to explore traffic free routes for family rides, there is some awfully unfriendly infrastructure. Found some slalom gates that I think even the Tern might struggle with.
Si Richardson did a video a week or so ago on gcn on what he'd found over a year of using a gsd (I think!). Not a review or anything like that, just some things he though worthy of consideration, might be worth a gander, might not. I found it interesting but am easily pleased.😊
Thanks, that's a good watch
I would definitely recommend looking at the hase pino, they do a kit to put kid sized pedals on the front so your child can participate. But unlike a traditional tandem there is a freewheel on the stokers chainset, so they can rest when they need to.
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