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Stopwatch (picture credit William Warby on Flickr)Live blog: British rider breaks European cycling speed record, sabotage warning to Shropshire riders + more
Simon joined road.cc as news editor in 2009 and is now the site’s community editor, acting as a link between the team producing the content and our readers. A law and languages graduate, published translator and former retail analyst, he has reported on issues as diverse as cycling-related court cases, anti-doping investigations, the latest developments in the bike industry and the sport’s biggest races. Now back in London full-time after 15 years living in Oxford and Cambridge, he loves cycling along the Thames but misses having his former riding buddy, Elodie the miniature schnauzer, in the basket in front of him.
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People just using bikes to ride to work etc. aren't going to bother reading loads of articles about aero/watts/performance unless they're also...
- wtjs 3 min 23 sec ago
Don't forget that at least some of the people claiming to be cyclists themselves, while espousing plainly false notions such as 'the majority of...
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Except the accompanying picture features an aluminum frame bike with what is quite obviously mechanical 105 (shifter hoods are enormous and angular...
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The fact that such self driving cars don't BMW/Audi drivers do exist is proof - as if it were needed - that Gods don't exist
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Wouldn't generalisations about generations be, I don't know, "generationalisations"?
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No chance of that ever being a human being.
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Here's my cycling related Christmas gift. Beautiful enamel garage sign to go above my Campagnolo Super Record RS equipped Colnago.
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No idea if Cancellara was using a motor or not, I hope not as I greatly enjoyed him as a rider, but the tech was certainly available, I can...
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Usual ugly Pinarello, bumps and curves where they aren't needed. And, according to Mapdec, not well built.
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That video of the old boy getting on the exercise bike after the kid video'd his old route, beautiful
#onions
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The Spanish at the end roughly translates to 'help the neighbour to be happy it's one of the greatest pleasures of life. Good training.'
I'm impressed with the translation, especially as I believe it's Portuguese. It certainly isn't Castellano.
"This will really help cyclists know which part of the road is theirs to use. #cycling"
Cyclists already know: all of it . It's the other maniacs that don't seem to know
Sooner or later, blockchain bollocks infects everything.
Cycle rack location- I found out where it was by the incredible investigative skill of clicking the Twitter link, and the second post explained the full story behind it. Copenhagen.
"It was because of the car, parked next to the site.
When the car moved, they just turned the rack, not the posts.
From 2015 in Copenhagen."
Got to be honest, that's an entirely reasonable and really quite boring explanation...
"You had one job." Judging by the apparently fresh material on the ground around the posts of this cycle rack, I reckon that local drivers dug it up and turned it around, creating some desperately needed car parking.
"When you see a horse on the road – slow down to 15mph."
Does that mean we slower riders should put a bit of a sprint on when we see a horse?
(No. No, it doesn't.)
http://rustyspokes.com/facts.html
"Contributing to their demise might have been ... the high price which ranged from $30 to $45. "
So HD are keeping tradition going in more ways than one. (I wonder how much that price will increase once Trump's barmy tariff war starts to bite.)
"Livee blog"? http://road.cc/show/tags/livee-blog/161011
You had one job!