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What did non-cycling Santa bring you?
Picture of my little haul of random-ness coming up.
If you're new please join in and if you have questions pop them below and the forum regulars will answer as best we can.
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- chrisonabike 6 sec ago
Yeah ... but remember: e.g. not speeding is (presumably still) taught to learners, then having passed the test a very high percentage leave that...
- quiff 10 min 40 sec ago
I take the point, but road.cc periodically surveys its readership on income, bike spend etc. I suspect the answers indicate there is an audience...
- leaway2 53 min 3 sec ago
£12 million for 6km, crikey.
- Miller 1 hour 3 min ago
Got to love Pogacar, always diplomatic and sensible. Not in his racing style though.
- Gd29 1 hour 12 min ago
That's true enough. But doesn't address my point that the chainset you get as a replacement will not physically fit chainrings from the chain set...
- brooksby 1 hour 42 min ago
In all fairness, it almost certainly NEVER happened…
- mitsky 2 hours 2 min ago
1) I'd love to see anyone tell an EV driver that they shouldn't be on the road or move out of the way because they pay less VED....
- wtjs 6 hours 12 min ago
Many of my fellow Tories sincerely hate bike schemes, and our friends sincerely hate these schemes, and road changes create enormous noise on...
- anotherflat 7 hours 51 min ago
Clearly a design fail for them to make these 3D printed sections too stiff....
- wtjs 8 hours 30 min ago
Norfolk Police said the woman has since been reported for driving without due care and attention. Motorists charged with the offence face a fine of...
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Silca tyre levers, Wolftooth encase system and a Rapha snood.
Cycling Santa obviously had me on his Paris-Nice list.
I made the Nice List this year:
Cycling trousers, cycling shorts, cycling gloves, cycling socks, cycling book, gear cables and Haribo.
Haribo!
Nobody ever buys me Haribo. Which is why I need to order new bibs from Wiggle.
They dont send haribo anymore
I received Haribo from Wiggle yesterday.
literally ordered some bibs week before Christmas, and no haribo, turned up in a crazily small box too, and Ive had none from them all year.
Some beautiful Pongo cashmere blend winter socks! Perfect for the Festive 500.
3 pairs of socks and a galibier hat !
So some kind of top tube bag, with 12" straps, weird multi tool. The light set might be OK - detachable front torch, dinky little rear that runs on watch batteries.
The Mad Man multi-tool needs some going into - I'm fascinated by the thought process behind this one, so many missed opportunities.
Not pictured, some MucOff cleaner, always welcome, but bundled with Bike Protect of which I've got about 3 cans.
Merry Christmas all!
I'm intrigued as to what they think cyclists need to measure on an emergency roadside repair. Perhaps for those ultra-fussy riders of winter bikes who have a need to realign their slightly nudged mudguards after a café stop?
So on the other side, it's got inches (up to 4) and the word "driver" is repeated.
I think it's in case you get in an argument with a motorist in a BMW, you can ask him to drop his trousers and then use it to prove that you're right.
Not to measure how close he passed while giving you "plenty of room"?
That scale in inches in full, and how with the 'bits' removed it can split into two...