Proud2Push
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I've just been given the February 1977 issue of "The Scots Magazine" which contains an article about, and interview with, Tom Chambers, a Glaswegian who at that time held the Guinness record for cycling miles (nearly 800,000). He only used a single fixed or freewheel bike, and kept detailed diaries of all his trips, including the cost. (His total calculated expenses for the 800,000 miles was £582).
He said of cars "They are noisy, smelly, costly and harmful to people, especially cyclists."
Has anyone else come across him?
He said of cars "They are noisy, smelly, costly and harmful to people, especially cyclists."
Has anyone else come across him?
