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It doesnt matter that you know its going to happen eventually, its still always a shock when you go down.

Its got its own chopping board for when he surfaces with a fish in his mouth

Media and politicians, the two groups the ipcc tell us to never listen to

This forum is full of wild mountain men and preppers

This is what we are up against, they will get lazy eventualy...hopefully https://packaged-media.redd.it/avdty3izuxdh1/pb/m2-res_854p.mp4?m=DASHPlaylist.mpd&var=sgpssan&v=1&e=1784390400&s=b4c93a019ed5c61ec293ea1263d77a27f1c5b7da

Woohoo, its going to rain today!!!

Yes 5 quid from the mainland

Im route creating the boondocks out of Scotland at the moment, its just an incredible place. 20 miler on Isle of Rum

I always run the highest gear possible on the flat, but on tech climbs I keep it at 70% of max motor cadence to allow for momentum bursts over pedal strike parts.

Thats the very example the article uses and how its become the urban standard

There are many factors..obviously https://www.bicycling.com/news/a26305270/high-cadence-cycling-not-increase-speed/

They will eventually. Your biometrics and surface speed indicate you are using a throttling device

Have a good cough into a Lund & Lund handkerchief and leave this world like a gentleman

Get on your bike and hold it up against a wall, take the chain off and pedal at 90...you'll soon be tired without going anywhere.

The slow fall of Germany as the Russian sanctions erode its already under seige manufacturing base. I think its unlikely they will manage to grab the EV market any time soon https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx2wzpwn51lo

Nice vibe there, its always odd reading Truro, it was the big city to me growing up in Cornwall and is nothing like the area over there.

Challenge accepted

This is appearing in delivery trucks and loaner cars, it alerts you to speeding, not concentrating or wearing your seatbelt.

Isle of Skye, now thats a bike trail.