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Thanks, much appreciated.
Welcome to NZ. Will be following this with interest to see how it plays out.
Wait - I have to subscribe to be a cyclist? Who do I pay?...
Such a shame Mavic stopped doing their hi-viz ones - they were the best on the market by far. Must remember that £30 is "pricey" buy north of £100...
This came up on bluesky
Please people, just say NO! We need to stand together with our wallets shut to stop this inexorable road to ruin. Sport should not be all about...
But the issue with cycling is that the teams participating see none of this money. Football, cricket, golf all see money paid to players or teams...
I have questions about the noise level and uncertainty in the measurements made in their wind tunnel, as well as how uniform the free stream...
I think to a lot of new cyclists Halfords seems a safe choice, as it's a brand they are familiar with and they know they can take it to be repaired...