We’ve just had a week (by car) in Northumberland that was booked waaay back in January. Our rented cottage was on a hill farm so as remote as you like. Irrespective of the fantastic scenery and roads, everyone we met were pleased to see us and probably 95% were sanitizing, wearing masks indoors and ...

Doesn’t change my thought process. If people gave a toss and did the right thing in this situation t would benefit everyone, including themselves.

A lot of those tax dodgers who allegedly didn’t earn any money came unstuck with furlough. It comes back to haunt people in the end.

They shouldn’t need to check as people should be expected to be honourable.
Fat chance with the high percentage of morons in this country.

Shall we all go to Glasgow for a party?

Go on a different road - that is waaaay to complicated and hypothetical for an old man to think about, let alone compute.

Amazon know everything so they must know something you don’t know.....yet.
It’s all a trick.

There are known unknowns and unknown unknowns. It does actually make sense despite the press having a go at him.

I thought it was with forks extended or you get your eye taken out by a flying screw.
Always how I have burped the forks....not that I ride hard enough to build up any pressure.

Years ago we were in the Dordogne during the Tour so trekked nearly two hours to a suitable vantage point. After the entourage wandered through, a large pack of cyclists shot by in about 10 seconds and that was it. Don’t go on the second day on a straight and flat route. :( Tongue in cheek ‘question...

As soon as the cold and wet weather comes I reckon 75% of the new cyclists will never take to the road again.

So all the cycle lanes that were hurriedly created will be growing weeds.

It’s the advert that seems to trigger it.

I had a brief look at a KLX last year as I was thinking of going to a trail bike rather than rufty tufty enduro but it looked like it was made of cheese.
Happy to be corrected but I really couldn’t see it surviving any sort of impact very well.