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whoof wrote: the Corvid-19 situation..

Is it worth crowing about?

Mick F wrote:
If The Virus mutates, we're in deep do-do.

Or it may mutate into a less virulent or less dangerous form, and this is possibly the more likely progression of mutations.

Make your own with methylated spirits denatured alcohol which many cycle tourists have lyimg around the house anyway.
Mix the meths with 10% water, and a few drops of glycerine, and you have a perfectly good hand sanitizer.

Thanks Mike. While you were posting I found this: https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lightweight-Alloy-Bike-Front-Derailleur-Clamp-Front-Mech-Mount-Braze-on-Adapter/263888901521?_trkparms=aid%3D555018%26algo%3DPL.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D225086%26meid%3D14aa005d23fc42279a651c2a8a718901%26pid%3D100012%26rk%3D1%26...

Spa Nidd 85mm

CoViD 19 coronavirus is not currently circulating in the general population in this country and therefore there is virtually zero risk.

Just leave your tyres inflated, unless someone official from the airline absolutely insists you have to deflate them.

We've often had a slice of something with a chocolate base placed directly on the plate, and it turns out the plate is still warm from the dishwasher, and the chocolate melts. A napkin underneath helps insulate the cake from the plate.

They've been spouting that nonsense for years
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There's one golden rule for taking your bike on a plane … never, ever use a soft bag. A "golden rule" that I have never followed in 30 years of flying with my bike all over the world with no problems. The only time I had a problem with my bike on a plane was when the airline insisted I us...

landsurfer wrote:Abellio Scotrail have lost their franchise 3 years early ...
It will be a direct award to the DfT ....
.......

Nothing to do with the DfT.
Transport Scotland are the agency with responsibility for these matters in Scotland.

Sweep wrote:
To soon to figure whether there might be general improvements with new franchisee - Scotrail will still be running it for a fair while.

The Scotrail franchise is currently run by Abellio. Scotrail is the franchise name not the operator name.

New Zealand and Australia shouldn't be lumped together either, they are quite different countries and cultures.

cotswolds wrote:A physio would understand the injury very well, but I doubt they'd add much to what you already know. If it's not a sprained ankle, further imaging is needed and only your doctor can arrange that.

Physios can order scans, and they can also use things like ultrasound, etc. to treat injuries.