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summerdays
Cycling in the sun
- Location
- Bristol
Where can I get one....
It would be perfect for those days when I was feeling under the weather
It would be perfect for those days when I was feeling under the weather
guitarpete247
Just about surviving
- Location
- Leicestershire
Brilliant for getting up those hills. Can it be programmed to RLJ?
slowmotion
Quite dreadful
- Location
- lost somewhere
RLJing is the default setting.
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
- Location
- Over the Hill
Will it pick the spaghetti crop too?
- Location
- Glasgow
Aye right, imagine leaving your kids in charge of a bike 
Google silliness apart, I suppose it could help cycling for disabled people or for older folks.
Nevertheless, I feel that at this point cycling is not cycling anymore, let's call it something else, eh?
Google silliness apart, I suppose it could help cycling for disabled people or for older folks.
Nevertheless, I feel that at this point cycling is not cycling anymore, let's call it something else, eh?
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Deleted member 1258
Guest
Almost as good as this one 
Shut Up Legs
Down Under Member
Its chain's slack, though. 
(well, someone had to say it)
(well, someone had to say it)
jefmcg
Guru
BBC World service had one yesterday, that fooled me at the time. It was only last night I went "doh!"
The EU had ruled to ban bubbles from French champagne and German beer to reduce the carbon footprint. They were studying replacing carbon dioxide with nitrous oxide; theu described the output of a single vine in those well understood measures, the jeroboam and the methuselah, and had quoted Jancis Robinson at how rubbish champagne would taste. The went on to say the rules would not apply to cava or prosecco as the Italians and Spanish never took any notice of EU regulations anyway.
I was cycling at the time so not paying full attention, but yeah, they got me.
The EU had ruled to ban bubbles from French champagne and German beer to reduce the carbon footprint. They were studying replacing carbon dioxide with nitrous oxide; theu described the output of a single vine in those well understood measures, the jeroboam and the methuselah, and had quoted Jancis Robinson at how rubbish champagne would taste. The went on to say the rules would not apply to cava or prosecco as the Italians and Spanish never took any notice of EU regulations anyway.
I was cycling at the time so not paying full attention, but yeah, they got me.
