Chris S
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For me it's when I come across patronising phrases like 'people of colour'.
What stops you reading a cycling article?
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Profpointy
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cripes, what are you reading? Back issues of Cycling in Mississippi from 1950?
cd365
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What the..., who writes crap with that in it, do tell
uphillstruggler
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jay clock
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I read a lot of journals on Crazy Guy on A Bike. Anything with a witty/amusing title that does not actually mention where the ride is going, immediately switches me off. As does being on a recumbent
Dayvo
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Posts by 'widely-travelled tourists.' 
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Chris S
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I wish I was, it's now used fairly frequently in US cycle blogs.
Joshua Plumtree
Approaching perfection from a distance.
Articles that purport to have something new to say on training, diet, recovery etc, etc..... turns out to be the same old stuff but with some of the words in a slightly different order! 
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Brightski
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The mention of drugs, cheats etc
raleighnut
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Hip Priest
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'People of colour' is the recognised racially-sensitive way of referring to...well, people of colour.
Not to be confused with 'coloured people', which is racist.
Not to be confused with 'coloured people', which is racist.
John the Monkey
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When it begins "Ride your next sportive..." or calls food "Nutrition".
Oh, and if it's written by Petronella Wyatt, or similar.
Oh, and if it's written by Petronella Wyatt, or similar.
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